Do you bake these on after painting?
446112
We never thought of baking. Once it dries it's just hard paint. I don't think it would be a good idea but who knows!
2253808
no, I BAKE all the time and love these sheets. After they cool down I wash with soap and water and look and feel like new.
700658
Did you clean your cabinets well before painting...I have had for several months; but they still look wonderful.....
551520
They would work well with acrylic paint. I don't know about baking them, they are paper.
673255
You could definately paint them before they are mounted in the floor. But I have noticed mine have some scratches on them already from being on the floor. The paint might scratch off from wear since they door stick up above the floor surface some. I love the design and function of them.
1465563
No, but I did them really quick and light so no to remove any of the colors. Always put a good coat of wax after you use to seal and shine.
777386
No you don't cook them first, just put them on the rack. You might want to put wet paper towel on them to wet them so they can stay on the rack better.
1981495
They paint up very nicely, however I don't have experience with the heat possibly changing paint color over long periods of time. Also allow 1-2 days of them being on for the paint fumes to go away. Otherwise they're already primed and everything! :) Latex worked fine for me.
80798
Yes, soak them underwater for a couple of minutes and then run the strips between your fingers to lightly squeeze out the excess water. After you're done baking they will come out dry.
551519
I'd say paint will be fine. I've used mod Podge on them frequently. But they are basically thick chipboard, so not sure about baking. You get 50 of them, so you could do an experiment.
19853
Sharon:There should be no need to use cooking spray on the pans. Use butter, perhaps. You should also check the website and try to find the exact pan you have. they have the most up-to-date information. If you can't find the answer yourself, I'd invest the time to give the customer service number a call. If you still have the wrappers around the pans, read this carefully. A lot of information is spelled out regarding use and proper care. I hope this helps. If not, please ask again.All the best!Helen
2051164
Yes, I would just lightly sand each one with a 180 grit sandpaper . And then paint light gray. :0)
616221
I do not know. I just followed the directions and sprayed lightly with cooking spray. They turned out well. Maybe your over is a little hotter than it shows.
1328764
They are coated with paint so I would not recommend it unless you are willing to take the risk of accidentally turning on the wrong burner.
1463703
No, not before opening. After they are opened (if not finished) they need to be refrigerated.
858673
No they do not, I use the Wilton Bake Easy Non-Stick spray with them. I stopped using non-stick baking pand, they get too gummy after awhile, you are better off using the aluminum pans, they clean up much easier.
1660038
No you cannot; until you bake it the paint is still wet and pliable. Bake, let it cool, then prime the surface with chalk by rubbing it all over. Then you can write!