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Old 07-20-2007, 04:33 PM   #11
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I never thought of that. What about looking for a specific appliance paint at Home Depot or something?
 
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I once used epoxy paint, after it dried it looked bad like a real novice painted it. Also I stuch my fingernail in the paint and it was soft still, never got really very hard.
 
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Epoxy paint sounds interesting. I have not heard of it before.
 
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On another note, refrain from using touchup paint on range tops, as the paint will burn off, and will be difficult to remove
 
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