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Painting Tips Â» Hot Weather Painting. Satisfactory painting in hot weather and high humidity can sometimes be difficult. Certain steps can be taken to minimize the effect of these conditions. Temperatures exceeding 90Â°F will often cause paint to dry too fast. Dry-rolling will be accentuated with these higher temperatures.
Exterior walls will be colder to the touch than interior walls, so expect those to take the most time to dry. As long as the temperature of the room is maintained throughout the drying process, the paint should dry to the same standard quality on inside and outside walls. In terms of outside air temperature, ideally the temperature should be in the suggested range for 48 hours after application otherwise the paint film may not form properly. This could result in problems including shorter paint life expectancy, mildew growth and adhesion troubles.