NEWS
FALL IS A GREAT TIME TO PAINT
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For your paint job to turn out perfectly, the weather needs to cooperate. If it’s rainy or too hot or cold, your paint won’t dry or cure properly. Summer may be too hot and humid. Spring might be too rainy when spring showers set in. Winter has its own challenges. Fall seems to be the ideal time to tackle your paint projects.
FALL TEMPERATURES
MOISTURE AND HUMIDITY
LOWER CHANCE OF RAIN
Fall can deliver temperatures that are perfect for exterior painting. The cool air will allow the painters to get the job done with ease without the sun beating down on them. Extreme temperatures cause paint to dry unevenly, which isn’t great for your final result.
This type of weather is also helpful if you are getting the interior of your home painted because you can open the windows to remove the paint fumes from your home. Once the winter weather moves in, it will be more difficult to find a time where the conditions are good for painting.
Another important factor to consider when painting your home is moisture. Whether you are painting the interior or exterior of your house, the paint must dry properly and bond to the surface. Paint should only be applied to a dry surface.
Humidity can impact the application and longevity of the paint. As the seasons change from summer to fall, the humidity will dissipate, allowing the paint to dry properly. This will contribute to the durability of the finish and the paint will look better longer.
It can rain at any time during the year, but in fall, it doesn’t rain as often as some of the other seasons. Moisture makes it difficult for the paint to dry and bond. Rainy days can delay your paint project. When you have your house painted in the fall, the job is less likely to be delayed.