12-31-2008, 10:40 AM
The basic procedure is to paint the model as usual, then place into an oven to harden the finish. Many things have baked on finishes, from appliances to cars. Something about baking the paint causes it to be harder and more durable. All paints won't work like this - but your typical laquer based paints (floquil) seem to work well.
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