Does anyone use the sniff(smell) test with their primers?

[Mike Kucaba]

Title says it all.

[Scuderia]

I've never heard of it, what smell would one be looking for?

[my80malibu]

Thats called Huffing, And that explains Why you would'nt sell me those Photoetched transfer scripts. Down in Tucson the other day.

[Mike Kucaba]

But, they are rare and oop!

The smell test,you know, sniff to see if there is any solvent smell,like you do for paint?

[martinfan5]

Never heard of that

[Jantrix]

He's basically asking if you guys ever smell your primered model to make sure it has gassed out thoroughly. If you can smell the solvent in the primer or paint, it isn't fuly cured/gassed out.

[Jeff Johnston]

you I always do the sniff test. if it smells like solvent its not ready yes

Careful, if you sniffit too much you start saying "man" and "like" a lot without even knowing it. you know...like, wow man,. that's not dry yet.. lol

[Agent G]

Always.

G

[Gluhead]

Definitely. Now ask me if I always wait.

[vintagestang]

Yes.

[martinfan5]

Now that makes sense, sometimes yes , sometimes no

[Austin T]

That moron at K-mart thought the "sniff test"was the only reason I wanted a can of sear quick'n'easy primer.Just gotta love all those ignorant people out there.

[SuperStockAndy]

I do that, yet it seems I always fall asleep

Yeah, I do it for primer and paint.

Edited March 24, 2012 by SuperStockAndy

[martinfan5]

That moron at K-mart thought the "sniff test"was the only reason I wanted a can of sear quick'n'easy primer.Just gotta love all those ignorant people out there.

Thats profiling, and profiling is wrong( saying that in a Ron White voice)