> Where do you paint your bodies? I have to paint a few and I am
> concerned about fumes. The weather is still a bit cold. .Any ideas on
> getting these bodies done?
I put the body in the lid of the box that a RC10GT-RTR (BIG box...) came in
and then put that in the bathtub. I turn on the exhaust fan in the bathroom
and do one light coat, leave, close the door, wait, repeat........ I haven't
passed out yet.
Of course that's just using a spray can. It would be a bit awkward doing
detail airbrush work that way!
HTH,

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kenji - 01 Jan 2004 20:30 GMT
> > Where do you paint your bodies? I have to paint a few and I am
> > concerned about fumes. The weather is still a bit cold. .Any ideas on
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> HTH,
I use the basement. I get the paints and body ready...open the basement
door that exits outside, use a 30 inch box fan blowing out and spray
inside the basement but the over spray and fumes go outside. I work
about 36 inches away from the fan. I also make sure the Furnace or it's
fan isn't running so the stink doesn't go thru the whole house.
bk2guy - 02 Jan 2004 08:54 GMT
When it's cold out I've done two things:
1) I'll leave the body and paint inside between coats. I put the paint can
in warm water for a few minutes before applying. Then I step into the
garage, apply a coat, then bring the body back inside while that coat dries.
I've done this a few times and it's worked fine.
2) Basement method: Plenty of posts on this. The big thing is to not linger
in the fumes too long. Apply a coat then go upstairs while the basement
ventilates.
I painted this one in the garage during cold weather:
http://losibk2.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=OEGD;action=display;num=107154
8886
Good luck.
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> > > Where do you paint your bodies? I have to paint a few and I am
> > > concerned about fumes. The weather is still a bit cold. .Any ideas on
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> about 36 inches away from the fan. I also make sure the Furnace or it's
> fan isn't running so the stink doesn't go thru the whole house.