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t0aDe · June 14th, 2011, 10:20

I'd rather do it right so sounds like baking my gun is the way to go, haha. I will take off the pieces that are to be painted since their removal is quite simple. Question though, do you spray on 1 thin coat and then bake, then continue painting? Or do you spray multiple thin coats and then bake it on after? Also just to be safe, all the parts I'm painting are plastic. So I can still bake those without damage since its just a quick blast in the oven right?

EDIT: Reading comprehension fail, I got not sleep last night. I see that I spray 1 thin coat and bake it on, rinse repeat for a bunch of coats.

June 14th, 2011, 10:20	#8
t0aDe Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Aurora, ON	I'd rather do it right so sounds like baking my gun is the way to go, haha. I will take off the pieces that are to be painted since their removal is quite simple. Question though, do you spray on 1 thin coat and then bake, then continue painting? Or do you spray multiple thin coats and then bake it on after? Also just to be safe, all the parts I'm painting are plastic. So I can still bake those without damage since its just a quick blast in the oven right? EDIT: Reading comprehension fail, I got not sleep last night. I see that I spray 1 thin coat and bake it on, rinse repeat for a bunch of coats. Last edited by t0aDe; June 14th, 2011 at 13:06..