I have a GE 7.0 chest freezer that I'm converting. Want to get it painted ASAP as it is sitting in my garage, and I have to park on the street until I can move the freezer to the house (which is after I'm done painting).
I've settled on black Rustoleum Epoxy spray paint. I plan on sanding the freezer down with 200 grit sandpaper, cleaning it off, then applying 2 coats of black paint to everything except the gasket.
Problem being - I'm in Denver. High temp of 51 today, and 44 tomorrow. So my question:
In my garage, if I use space heaters to heat up the garage for awhile, then open the garage door while I actually paint, then close the door to let it dry (again, with space heaters turned on)... will this work? Does the temp need to be above 50 degrees for the PAINTING portion or the DRYING portion? (or both?)
Thanks for the tips in advance, and for all the info you've all provided me in designing this thing thusfar!
I've settled on black Rustoleum Epoxy spray paint. I plan on sanding the freezer down with 200 grit sandpaper, cleaning it off, then applying 2 coats of black paint to everything except the gasket.
Problem being - I'm in Denver. High temp of 51 today, and 44 tomorrow. So my question:
In my garage, if I use space heaters to heat up the garage for awhile, then open the garage door while I actually paint, then close the door to let it dry (again, with space heaters turned on)... will this work? Does the temp need to be above 50 degrees for the PAINTING portion or the DRYING portion? (or both?)
Thanks for the tips in advance, and for all the info you've all provided me in designing this thing thusfar!