Re: [NTLK] Re-painting a Newton: Epilogue

From: Mark Rollins (mark_at_mrollins.com)
Date: Sat Feb 23 2002 - 10:42:20 EST

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> Subject: Re: [NTLK] Re-painting a Newton: Epilogue
> From: Jon Glass <jonglass_at_mac.com>
--snip--
> I seem to remember reading an article in a Model Railroader magazine many
> years ago, that explained how you could bake paint on in your kitchen oven.
--snip--
HIGHLY not recommended. Temp controls are not that accurate.
Best bet is a cardboard box with a bare lightbulb (or a "drop-light")
inside it.
Don't let bare bulb contact cardboard.
Temp will get to be 120-140 F. (too cool for autoignition temp of cardboardr)
Let it sit for 2-3 days, paint will be "baked-on".

Mark Rollins
mark_at_mrollins.com
www.mrollins.com

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