I had a wild thought. Could I bake a kit in my programmable kiln? Maybe set it on a towel, or would that catch on fire? I love to experiment, but I don’t want to burn my house down!!!
I do have a heat gun, and I understand from reading several posts here that that’s not ideal for an entire kit. But, I don’t want to invest in a Nuwave unless I decide that heat set is the way I want to go.
I ordered a few of both Genesis and Ultimate Fusion paints and some test parts to experiment on. I have had success using the cheap craft paint only on my Binki and Bindi. But, for some reason I failed miserably on Grant, which caused me to put all my kits into storage for two years. Now, after taking a few painting classes at college, I have the itch to try reborning again.
I don’t know much about either one, do they both use fans?
I would think as long as the heat was even and could be controlled in the same way it could work.
Is there a window or some way to look inside? Because then you can program it and place an oven thermometer inside to check if the temperature stays even the entire time.
I would worry about vinyl fumes building up residue in your kiln unless you could wash it completely… My towels and stuff that I put in there have yellowed from build up and I get a film in the inside of my oven. The fumes of baking vinyl aren’t good to breath so if you could use it outside that would be safest