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A Final Question About Milk Paint
What are the lowest temps I can use milk paint? Since
it's mostly water, I'm thinking 32F, but I don't know. Thanks, s |
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A Final Question About Milk Paint
"sam" wrote in message ... What are the lowest temps I can use milk paint? Since it's mostly water, I'm thinking 32F, but I don't know. Thanks, s I would highly suspect that if the package does not indicate a temp, you might be right. Have you looked at the package yet? |
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A Final Question About Milk Paint
In article , lcb11211
@swbell.dotnet says... "sam" wrote in message ... What are the lowest temps I can use milk paint? Since it's mostly water, I'm thinking 32F, but I don't know. Thanks, s I would highly suspect that if the package does not indicate a temp, you might be right. Have you looked at the package yet? Not yet. I'm going to Woodcraft to buy it tomorrow. Thanks, s |
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