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Boss-stangs
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1/22/2003
21:48:24
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Wanted to know if the winter months (cold weather months) was a good time to paint my Dakota. Or does a paint job cure better during warmer temperatures.
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Boss-Stangs
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1/23/2003
10:41:32
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what are you going to do paint out in the freezing cold???
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chris
Dodge Dakota
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1/23/2003
11:11:06
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your question is a loaded one
what kind of paint ,well hardner be used ,well it be baked ,how many coats
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John Milner
Dodge Dakota
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1/23/2003
12:23:53
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Whatever type or brand of paint you use, do it EXACTLY as the manufacture recommends. Most paints cannot be applied below 59 degrees, or if the humidity is high (causes "blushing"). The best place would in in a warm room that is as dust free as possible. Just follow their direction to the letter. Make sure you use the proper respirator for the product. Check the msds avaiable at the paint store.
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Ted
Dodge Dakota
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1/23/2003
13:03:34
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I work in a body shop and when the guys paint cars/parts they leave inside for a few days just to make sure everything sets fine. That is in a 70 degrees shop after baking in a professional paint booth. By the way im in WI where as of now its 1 degrees out.
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