Sounds like a good deal. How do you set up the lamp? does it have to be
in it's own enclosed area with the piece or can it be out in the open? I'm
trying to think of a way you would do a frame. It would be a pain to
empty out the garage and heat it up to 500 deg and hope nothing catches
fire... but if you could do it in the drive way... BTW, if it does work,
maybe you can do a write up for us curious folks.
-alfie
On Tue, 24 Oct 2000, Bill Broadway wrote:
> > -- sure man try it! let us know if it works!
> > I'll still go to the powdercoaters though, just because it is so cheap and
> > I let them do all the work.
> > -alfie
> Don't know of anyone around here that does it, my system is on backorder
> from Eastwood, but I bought the Infrared Lamp ($6) and Swivel reflector lamp
> ($3) and a cooking thermometer ($3) ... if it doesn't work, I'm only out
> $12.
>
> Bill
>
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>
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