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Re: Paint Curing time
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Posted by Bill B on January 17, 2000 at 10:09:32 from (209.182.66.54):
In Reply to: Paint Curing time posted by BobinIL on January 17, 2000 at 09:22:54:
Depends on the paint, and the temperature. Enamel takes about 3 days before it is fairly dry, and a week or so to be set up good, at 70 degrees. Urethane takes a day to dry, and is set up good in a few days, but takes 3 weeks to fully cure at 70 degrees. Colder weather will take much longer.
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