What You Should Know When Painting in Cold Temperatures

Whether you decide to paint with watercolors, acrylics or oils, there are several things to think about if you're going to go and paint in cold weather.  Of course, you've got to think about if your paint will withstand extreme cold when you go outside and paint some amazing snowy landscapes.  But you also need to think about how the surface that you're painting upon will weather the cold.  In this article on "Just Paint", they take you through what you need to consider for each kind of paint.

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A coat of GAC 200 that was applied and left to dry at 37°F/3°C, thus 33°F/18°C below its MFFT, developed severe drying cracks and cloudy flakes, rather than the clear coherent film it would when applied above its MFFT.