hair and ovens question

[hlbmlp]

i'm working on my first custom involving some sculpted pieces, and i know that nylon hair can go in the oven and not do damage.  I was wondering if the hair was touching a metal pan if it would singe or anything. i just wanna put the head in because im using a g3 with a magnet on her foot.  I reeally dont wanna rehair this girl again. the sculpt was a spontaneous thing i did at the end  that i am glad i did and will definitally do again, but i just want to make sure that i dont mess things up too bad.
thanks in advance!

[kittybethy]

Yikes!  I have frizzed nylon hair with a flat iron, but I'm not sure about the oven.

  I hope more experienced ponies can help!

[hlbmlp]

Yikes!  I have frizzed nylon hair with a flat iron, but I'm not sure about the oven.

  I hope more experienced ponies can help!

i have only had problems with the lighter colored non vintage ponies with this.  though i have the hair thoroughly wet at all times while doing this. sad day for frizzy ponies!

[Miserati]

I've had dollyhair nylon hair directly on a metal baking sheet without anything happening to it. I bake mine at like 225 degrees. I always rehair first so my ponies usually always end up in the oven with their hair on a baking sheet or touching it in some way.

[hlbmlp]

o thanks soo much!!!  I thought it would be ok if i lowered the temp a little but i was just so afraid.. especially when using the dorm oven.  I REAALLLY dont wanna set off the fire alarm!  Thanks soo much!  I have a feeling i will be doing this a lot! <3 <3 <3

edit: loooove your customs btw <3 ^__^


Post Merge: January 23, 2012, 07:30:50 PM

came out of the oven fine! no alarms set off! now to wait for the hair to dry from styling and attach to the body!
SLENDER MANE LIVESSS!!!!  almost

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