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Curing Alumahyde in a gas oven? #2759858 01/25/09
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OP Oregon45 Campfire Outfitter O Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 13,000 Oregon	Are there any issues with curing Brownell's Alumahyde II in a gas oven? I am thinking of painting up some of my scope rings, magazines and other small parts that have lost their anodizing. Would I be better off just letting them air cure? How about circulating hot air from a space heater over them?

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Re: Curing Alumahyde in a gas oven? Oregon45 #2760888 01/25/09
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13579 Campfire Member 1 Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 464	You would probably get a better answer from Brownells.

Re: Curing Alumahyde in a gas oven? 13579 #2760957 01/25/09
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Karnis Campfire Outfitter Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 11,654 TX & WV	It's an epoxy based paint and I've with an electric oven. Not sure why gas would be any different unless you have a leak and you then might have a real problem on your hands.

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