This morning I loaded up my Keystone after an all-night burn and let it catch and closed the door. Damper open and Air all the way open to let it warm back up. I have an IR thermometer that I use and usually will close the damper when the single wall pipe behind the flue collar gets up to 350 or so. Well today I didn't think the wood would catch that fast, checked with the IR gun after making some coffee and the pipe was at around 720! Quickly closed the damper and lowered the air to 2 like I normally would (and then down to 1, and .75, etc). There definitely was a "cured paint" smell in the room for a little bit after, but everything else seemed ok. Anything to worry about? Or anything I should check?