When you cover something with a piece of paper or hang the paper over something it will protect it. This stuff goes around it and attaches. So you have to do more masking. After the powder is sprayed on the part, it will then go into the oven to be cured, according to Hudson. By curing at 250 degrees the shop can shorten the cure time to less than an hour, according to Walter.
Observers can actually watch as the part starts to cure in front of their eyes.
The paint goes into the oven looking a dull color, as it begins to cure it becomes shiny. To do this part would take a day in a wet-paint shop. It took me 10 minutes to clean and prep this part, and 30 minutes before it's completely done being painted and cured. Let it cool down, and it's good to go to the next station. Mistakes don't hinder the timetable to any large degree.