so im spray painting my pillars this weekend, and since im supposed to paint in a warm temp and its like 20degrees here, i was wondering if it would work if i kept the cans and pillars inside to warm up and then took them out in my garage painted them and then brought all back into dry and repeated till done or would that not work, i guess do you have to spray in a 50plus temp place or as long as the paint and part stay above that

 

o im using krylon fusion to paint them

 

go in the bathroom and turn the exhaust fan on.....i've done that before....it works lol

 

my bathrooms might be a little small to do them in i was planning on doing two at a time, i was gunna try the sunroom but that still only gets up to like 38 on a good winter day

 

Do you have a spacer heater or something that you could run in the garage to warm it up a little bit before you spray to pull that temp up any?

 

i have two small coleman heaters for icefishing but i dont know if they would heat up my garage

 

why not just wait a month or so till the end of march for some warmer weather then lol

 

thats what i was thinking lol

 

its michigan in march its either 60 and sunny or blizzards so its a hit or miss, and idk im getting bored and was planning on doing it so fiqured i should try it, maybe ill make a trip to the girlfriends house and convince her to let me use her basement

 

yeah man i know how michigan weather can be...spent a miserable year up there.....but hell, nothing like Iowa...can be 60 today and have 5" of snow tomorrow.....good luck convincing the girlfriend of that.....what exactly are doing with them, besides obviously painting them....smoothing them out or what?