Hi,
I'm painting a boat hull with 2 pack polyurethane paint. The boat is under cover, in my workshop out of the weather. I have prepped the hull, applied two coats of 2 pack undercoat and have sanded and washed it all down with acetone so I'm now all set to apply the first layer of topcoat. Problem is the weather has turned against me, a low pressure system has moved in and this has raised the humidity in the air. The temperature today is ideal but the topcoat MDS says don't paint if humidity is too high so I am thinking of waiting a few days for the weather to clear. My question is - how long can I wait? Is there a window of time in which you have to paint over the undercoat to achieve proper adhesion? The undercoat MDS says it fully cures in 7 days.
Thanks,
bluey.
I'm painting a boat hull with 2 pack polyurethane paint. The boat is under cover, in my workshop out of the weather. I have prepped the hull, applied two coats of 2 pack undercoat and have sanded and washed it all down with acetone so I'm now all set to apply the first layer of topcoat. Problem is the weather has turned against me, a low pressure system has moved in and this has raised the humidity in the air. The temperature today is ideal but the topcoat MDS says don't paint if humidity is too high so I am thinking of waiting a few days for the weather to clear. My question is - how long can I wait? Is there a window of time in which you have to paint over the undercoat to achieve proper adhesion? The undercoat MDS says it fully cures in 7 days.
Thanks,
bluey.