Now you can bake your heat set paints even if you are not near a kitchen oven.  With this heating tool you can do spot touch-ups on the go where you only need to add a little more paint.  What do you do if your doll is already rooted and eyelashed but you need to touch up the paint?  That's where this heating tool comes in handy.  You can focus the heating tool just where you want it to go without over baking the areas around it. 

Tip: Hold the nozzle no closer than 3 inches from the surface, and keep it moving as you heat set the paint.  It typically takes about 3 to 5 seconds per spot, but you will have to experiment with your technique.  After the part is completely cooled test the dried paint with a damp cotton swab to make sure no paint rubs off onto the swab.  If it does, re-heat and test again.

The heating tool is 110 volts so check for voltage compatibility if using the heating tool outside the

United States.  If you use this heating tool in a country with higher voltage then you will need a voltage converter designed to convert your higher voltage down to 110 volts.