125*F - 32* x 5/9 = temp in C*
Bill Uffelman
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From: Florian Griessenboeck [SMTP:florian@v...]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 11:05 PM
To: BRHSlist@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BRHSlist] Painting brass
Thanks Gordon, Ken and ?Bob.
That's a good idea to dry the paint in the oven. You don't know how much is
125F in european ?Celsius, do you? Well, I'll find out. The temperature
overshoot should be no problem. I'll use my wifes glass casting oven which
has a very fine heat control.
Gordon, to grit blast means to do it very gentle, just enough to make a
slightly rough surface, right?
Thank you all for your help!
Florian Griessenboeck
> GORDON SMITH wrote:
> >
> > Then oven bake for about an hour at 125F after painting with
> > Scale Coat paint.
> >
>
> A word of caution here. Make sure the oven has stabiliized before putting
your
> expensive brass in it. When you turn on an oven it will over heat before
going
> to the set temperature. It can get hot enough to melt solder as a friend
> learned when he put in a painted engine and took out a KIT!
>
> Ken Martin
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