Subject	Painting parts with "panel paint " that will take on heat
Posted by	Milo (SATX) on September 25, 2008 at 1:33 PM
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In Reply To	Paint question posted by njz on September 25, 2008 at 12:26 PM
Message	is fine. But I would prep the hell out of them first. Full strip down (sand blast), wipe down with auto prep, probably 2-3 passes with base and then 1-2 with clear. And finally "bake" or let sit in a booth with a good amount of higher than ambient temp heat to ensure good cure. Suppose it would last like any other paint for some time. The color may also have something to do with the last of oxidation. But as far as potential bubbling and cracking on metal parts, you should be fine.
Follow Ups	Paint question - njz 12:26:52 09/25/08 Painting parts with "panel paint " that will take on heat - Milo (SATX) 13:33:02 09/25/08 Thank you. (n/m) - njz 13:36:32 09/25/08 Re: Thank you. - servoc 14:06:21 09/25/08 Going this route also makes little touch-ups easier - jzack 16:08:40 09/25/08
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