I have spray painted the base of a bathroom vanity light fixture. I called the information number on the can of spray paint to ask if this was a wise idea before I did so and was told that the rule of thumb is that if something gets so hot that you can't put your finger on it without pulling it away quickly, it was too hot to paint. I left my current light in the bathroom on for several hours and placed my finger on it directly behind the bulb and was able to leave it there indeffinately with no problems, so I went ahead and painted the new fixture. After doing so, I noticed that a small amount of the spray paint got on the wires. It is only on the insulation of the wire and not the actual metal part. So I am left with the question, is that small amount of paint on the wire insulation going to cause problems?
2006-09-30
14:59:06
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Decorating & Remodeling