I am about to finish some kitchen cabinets that I built. Last step is priming and painting. The primer and paint both say to use at temps above 50.
My garage is insulated but definitely gets colder than 50 at night (temps here in NC will be in the high 20's and mid 40's the next few days).
I see on the bottle of floetrol that I've been using that it extends drying time (or allows you to paint) in colder (or hotter) temps. So my question is has anyone used this product for the purpose of painting in cold temps and do you see any problems in doing so?
Thanks,
Rut
My garage is insulated but definitely gets colder than 50 at night (temps here in NC will be in the high 20's and mid 40's the next few days).
I see on the bottle of floetrol that I've been using that it extends drying time (or allows you to paint) in colder (or hotter) temps. So my question is has anyone used this product for the purpose of painting in cold temps and do you see any problems in doing so?
Thanks,
Rut