Control Room Temperature

success. So, the last tip I'll talk about is, you know, uh is heat. And too much heat, your paint drying too fast, you know, as you're working down the wall can actually cause you problems. Heat is good when it comes to spraying trim. I want the pre the heat up pretty hot. When I'm spraying trim, cuz I want it to like flash dry really fast. Trim paint is more likely to run than wall paint. Majority of wall paints hang extremely extremely well. And so I like the heat to be down, you know, more in that 65 range when I'm spraying trim, more in the 75 range. So 65 range, it allows it to just smooth out, level out, and gel out nicely over a period of time instead of drying too fast. If if you are walking too fast or your overlap's not right, if the temperature is lower, it's going to help you have some success. So you'll make sure the temperature is right. uh too cold with interior paint. You start to get below 65° and then you could cause running issues with your paint. You don't want interior paint to be in the 50° range cuz it doesn't like that range. So somewhere between 65 and 70 is actually really good for, you know, interior paint. And then the last thing I'll say