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no I bought a convectional countertop oven, I put the dial on "convection"
set it to 265 cooked the head  8 mins. timed..took it out and it was VERY hot and
now my head on the side has a "whorpped" look to it. Can it be saved?
Can the rooting of the hair cover that? or the stuffing of the doll?
Anyone ever had this happen?
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You could post pictures of her in the artist showcase so we can see her :) ? one of the ladies might be able to help confuse.gif

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Convest heat is more intense as a fan blows the heat around more evenly therefore all gets hot not just on e spot...When you convect bake you must lower the temp. by 25 degrees to get the same results...like for my cakes on convect bake - the box says 350 degrees, I have to lower it to 325 to get the same results. If you convect, lower the temp by 25 degrees or use regular bake mode NOT convect Bake...HTH!

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Thank you for the help. I will go over to showcase and share my pictures~
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Posted now in art showcase
Thank you for the help.


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Georgia is right about convection heat being more intense because it circulates pretty evenly, however...Genesis says not to use convection at all, and do not lower the temp or time baked as it will not fully cure the paints (all heat-set paints of any 'brand" are still Genesis).

So, what you do is to set your oven on heat, not convection, be sure to use a oven thermometer so you KNOW the temp is right as even a new oven can be off. Then bake your head as normal but this time for about 5 minutes. Vinyl has a memory and so once it is done it should come back to shape. You might let it cool with the oven door open once it's done it's time.

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