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chrisgatguis
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Hi all,


just painted my exhaust with some of halfords HT black paint - pretty happy with the results.


Whilest doing it i noticed my center stand is mega grimey and rusty.


Do you think having a center stand with said HT paint on it in the oven will reck the oven?


I presume I need to bake the paint to set it hard? or just give it a go without baking it?


Cheers

Chris

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Do you think having a center stand with said HT paint on it in the oven will reck the oven?


I presume I need to bake the paint to set it hard? or just give it a go without baking it?

 

the HT rating of the paint means it can withstand high temperature not that it 'needs' the high temperature :?


it can take quite a while to fully cure and to be honest, smooth hammerite would look much better and wouldn't get chiped.

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actually it does need baking on


it says that on the tin


the baking is part of the hardening process and i would not recomend you do it in the oven as the fumes are crazy :?

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ps go with the smooth hammerite :)

:stupid: with the current weather, give it a good degrease, as the paint won't stick to grime, and then put the bike on the centre stand with a cardboard sheet underneath, then paint, leave to dry in the sun, job done,

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