Thursday, February 24, 2011
Painting a Room with High Humidity
Painting in high humidity conditions can cause lasting challenges.
To achieve the best results, is when working in optimum painting conditions. (- see specific manufacture for optimum conditions -)
High humidity will require longer drying times for the paint, and in some instances the paint can remain tacky for a very long time to come.
To combat the humidity here are some simple solutions that will promote proper drying times and a better finish product.
Using a Fan after each application will Circulate the Air stimulating the drying process, if it is less humid outside opening a window may help also to ventilate the space.
Prior to starting your Painting Project operate a Dehumidifier in the room to reduce the humidity and continue to run for several hours even after your paints are applied.
In a bathroom using the shower to soon will create additional humidity and will prevent effective drying. Allow ample time for the paint to dry before use.
Helpful Tips:
Longer wait time between each additional application, consider using water-based paints, Dehumidifier, Fan
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