OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

Got a bigger microwave for cheap (like free). HUGE inside, but paint is
chipped, blistered inside. Anyone done, or know of the correct paint to
paint the inside?
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Steve Walker
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OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

Use a water based paint, and the microwave can dry bake the paint:)

Steve Walker wrote:

Got a bigger microwave for cheap (like free). HUGE inside, but paint is
chipped, blistered inside. Anyone done, or know of the correct paint to
paint the inside?

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Intelligent creation should not be banned from teachings as
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OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

I would either use an engine enamal, made for painting car engines, or
look for a specialty appliance paint.

I don't think a normal houshold latex or oil paint would stand up to
the heat and humidity of a microwave.

I could be wrong though.

OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

Many paints contain titanium dioxide and that will arc and spark and be an
absolute disaster.


"Steve Walker" wrote in message
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Got a bigger microwave for cheap (like free). HUGE inside, but paint is
chipped, blistered inside. Anyone done, or know of the correct paint to
paint the inside?
--
Steve Walker
(remove wallet to reply)

OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

Many paints contain titanium dioxide and that will arc and spark and be an
absolute disaster.
Awe come on that sounds like fun.

OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

"wayne mak" wrote:

Many paints contain titanium dioxide and that will arc and spark and be
an
absolute disaster.
Awe come on that sounds like fun.

Speaking of fun with the uWave:
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/oa_plasmoid.htm

I did it with a mason jar, cork, and a toothpick. Real easy to do, and it's
neat-o. Put a little water in the oven to keep the waveguide from cooking
itself, of course.

Jon

OT- Painting inside a microwave
 

knowone wrote:

Many paints contain titanium dioxide and that will arc and spark and be an
absolute disaster.

I'm curious as to why that would be. It's usually electrical conductors
that cause that behavior.

"Steve Walker" wrote in message
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Got a bigger microwave for cheap (like free). HUGE inside, but paint is
chipped, blistered inside. Anyone done, or know of the correct paint to
paint the inside?
--
Steve Walker
(remove wallet to reply)

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