Paint to cure.
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Cure time depends upon the paint that was used and the firing rate you are curing it at.
It doesn't take a lot of time at a high firing rate, at a low firing rate the cure will continue each time you use a higher firing rate.
All I know is it is best done outside if at all possible.
It doesn't take a lot of time at a high firing rate, at a low firing rate the cure will continue each time you use a higher firing rate.
All I know is it is best done outside if at all possible.
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