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CNKS
05-17-2004 18:13:47
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Re: Painting the pieces..............? in reply to D. MAC, 05-17-2004 10:20:05
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Since you are spraying iso's without the proper protection, you BETTER paint outside, you will still be breathing them, just not as much (cough, wheeze). If the piece you are painting is long and narrow (such as angle iron), I would stand it on end and prop it against something, let it dry, then turn it over. If it sticks to something, you can touch up the end that the paint comes off of with a brush, probably not noticable. Don't put paper under it, guaranteed to stick the paper to the paint. If you have to lay the painted side down, I would wait until the next day to paint the other side. Sometimes things that appear to be dry aren't. However, I would paint the whole thing with 170 first, it drys fast, then topcoat one side. Depending on the shape of the part, if you prime and topcoat one side, when you turn it over, unless the piece is absolutely flat, you may get 170 on the other, painted side. You will quickly find out what works best for your particular part.
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