I just installed the doors to finish my gun cabinet. It's a big heavy wooden cabinet that locks closed, and inside are metal cabinets bolted to the wooden cabinet that also lock (stack-on type). I originally built it in April of last year, but just finally got around to adding the doors.
My question is, the paint is mostly dry, but technically won't be 100% dry for another 12 hours. I've mounted them to the cabinet, but can smell fumes still.
The guns are inside the metal cabinets. I know I worry too much (but then again I've invested much of the little money I have into my guns). Those fumes aren't corrosive at all are they?
Note: this gun cabinet is only a temporary solution until I get my own house in the near future. Then I plan to buy a real gun-safe. Logistics issues (narrow stairs) prevented me from being able to get one for the moment. So I had to build this whole thing upstairs.
My question is, the paint is mostly dry, but technically won't be 100% dry for another 12 hours. I've mounted them to the cabinet, but can smell fumes still.
The guns are inside the metal cabinets. I know I worry too much (but then again I've invested much of the little money I have into my guns). Those fumes aren't corrosive at all are they?
Note: this gun cabinet is only a temporary solution until I get my own house in the near future. Then I plan to buy a real gun-safe. Logistics issues (narrow stairs) prevented me from being able to get one for the moment. So I had to build this whole thing upstairs.