Candle warmer!

I use one for warming decal water and I have found that it works great for me.  You need to be careful not to leave the decal in for too long as it will float right off the backing paper.  Especially the little ones.

I don't think Don was talking about warming paint cans (although that would work too, with the water not directly), but as a paint dryer - the heat from the warmer causing the painted part to dry faster.  I would be hesitant, not sure how hot it would get and the part might not react well to that.

Paul

This is a good idea but one would need to train themselves not to leave a can warming (in water or not) while one goes off to do another task.

You might hear a loud bang and have you hobby room redecorated!

Don,

Glad you enjoyed the presentation.  I have used this for warming enamel spray cans but I have not set it on the warmer directly but rather in a bowl of water and it does seem to allow the paint to flow more easily.  I spray in my basement and have found that doing this in the winter is more necessary than it is in the  summer time.  But that is just my experience.

JR