Polar bears are the top predator in the Arctic marine ecosystem. Because the polar bear's body requires a diet based on large amounts of seal fat, they are the most carnivorous member of the bear family. Food can be hard to come by for polar bears for much of the year.
Wipe-on Liquid Stains and Top Coats can dry in 6-8 hours under ideal conditions (70% - 75% humidity). Cooler temperatures or higher humidity may extend the time needed for drying up to 12-24 hours or longer. Basements, even with a furnace, fireplace, and dehumidifier, are the worst environments for drying.
How long must primer dry before painting? Interior-formula, oil-based primer takes approximately one to four hours of drying time before applying paint. Exterior-formula, oil-based primer requires up to 48 hours of drying time before painting. A latex bonding primer, which is formulated for paneling, tile, glass or metal, needs 48 hours of drying time to cure completely.