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Is it too cold to primer my interior????
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Wed Jan 26, 2011 9:05 amby M Riley
I live in Chicago and the temperature is around 25-32 degrees. I gutted my rear blue interior panels to paint them black in my basement. As for the interior I keep my car in my garage and want to primer the rear interior floor. Will the primer stick in cold weather???
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Wed Jan 26, 2011 12:35 pmby UpgrayeddEJ2
It will. But you should wait till it's warmer
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Wed Jan 26, 2011 1:50 pmby hatchie
How warm is ur basement cuz it not about sticking its about drying and hardening. It'll stick but just peel away when summer comes ...I say just wait unless u can get ur basement warm enough
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Wed Jan 26, 2011 5:40 pmby M Riley
My basement is 50-60 degrees, warmer by the furnace, and boilers. I'm going to put my plastic parts to dry near the furnace. I drove to several stores to find a few cans of Krylon Fusion Satin Black. It's hard to find spray paint in Chicago because it isn't allowed to be sold within city limits.
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Thu Jan 27, 2011 12:31 amby Eg6H2D
M Riley wrote:My basement is 50-60 degrees, warmer by the furnace, and boilers. I'm going to put my plastic parts to dry near the furnace. I drove to several stores to find a few cans of Krylon Fusion Satin Black. It's hard to find spray paint in Chicago because it isn't allowed to be sold within city limits.
grafitti..
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Fri Jan 28, 2011 4:35 amby M Riley
EG6b20R wrote:M Riley wrote:My basement is 50-60 degrees, warmer by the furnace, and boilers. I'm going to put my plastic parts to dry near the furnace. I drove to several stores to find a few cans of Krylon Fusion Satin Black. It's hard to find spray paint in Chicago because it isn't allowed to be sold within city limits.
grafitti..
Yup,
King Mayor Daley
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Fri Jan 28, 2011 1:25 pmby gtstripes
good thing about Australia, gets as hot and dry as an arabs sandal. i had no problem re-spraying my interior
.. i could have done mine on hotter days, but awell done it 6months ago and have NO sign of chippin etc.. theres a brand VHT or sumthing, get it. its gooood shit
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Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:24 amby 92_eghatch
it will dry, but it will take forever. buy a couple heat lamps or a couple halogen shop lights if you can. will help the heating issue. had a problem painting stuff in the actual cold months in FL when i would try painting at my shop. heat lamps with help though...
(dont put them right on the part lol, but close enough it still feels radiant)