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05-04-2005 08:22 PM #1
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hot pot spraying whats up with that??
not being a painter or admitt to have a lot of older knowlege . i was speaking to a old bodyman who was talking about hot pot spraying a car. i asked him what he ment he said that they woul d take the paint and heat it on a hot plate to about 100 to 120 degrees and then spay it.
what the heck is with that i can see a possible bomb happening.
i could see the paint being thinned when warmer and that you would get a nice spray with the hot paint . would this also cause the paint to dry faster. i suspect this would have been with old enamel paints.
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05-04-2005 10:01 PM #2
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Just guessing but I bet it would reduce the chance of runs greatly.
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05-04-2005 10:36 PM #3
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it'll flow out better when it's warm.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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05-05-2005 06:21 AM #4
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Usta be an old body shop close to here that did that, I think the guy was spraying acrylic enamel, He never used thinner as the heat would thin the paint, stuff would flow out perfect and looked great, But I would think it's one of those "don't try this at home deals" (LOL)
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05-05-2005 10:05 AM #5
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Originally posted by HWORRELL
Usta be an old body shop close to here that did that, I think the guy was spraying acrylic enamel, He never used thinner as the heat would thin the paint, stuff would flow out perfect and looked great, But I would think it's one of those "don't try this at home deals" (LOL)
Yea.... These dayz' with new technology I'd think they'd just put the cup o' paint in the microwave...
No-No-No-...... I'm JUST KIDDING........ If yer' MAD mom calls I will deny ever saying that...HEHEHE
"PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
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05-05-2005 10:14 AM #6
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05-05-2005 11:05 AM #7
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Get real pro... It doesn't change the fact that her microwave failed because of the Tweety Bird Yellow paint exploded all over the inside of it!
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05-05-2005 12:48 PM #8
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If i'm gonna use a spray bomb I'll put it in hot water for a little bit. Like they said, it makes it flow betterGerig Michael H.
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05-05-2005 02:52 PM #9
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Course I should talk.. I stored(briefly) a sealed Thermos, full of dry ice in my mom's refrigerator..... Very bad idea...
It blew while I was at school. (junior high)
Blew all the racks out of the refer, most of the food made it to the living room. Eggs included!
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05-05-2005 05:11 PM #10
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Originally posted by kcress
Course I should talk.. I stored(briefly) a sealed Thermos, full of dry ice in my mom's refrigerator..... Very bad idea...
It blew while I was at school. (junior high)
Blew all the racks out of the refer, most of the food made it to the living room. Eggs included!
Good One
BTW: No tweety birds were harmed in this ''microwave paint warming'' feasibility study."PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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05-26-2005 08:21 AM #11
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and I thought...
at first i thought i thought he was talking about electrostatic spray guns. (hot pot)
we have a roll coater at the aluminum company I work for and am proud to say we save TONS of solvent emissions per year by preheating the paint now and using LOTS less solvent for viscosity/dilution
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05-26-2005 08:39 AM #12
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When I had a bigger shop, one of my guys used to do the hot plate trick. Seemed to work.
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