Back story: During Sandy, we were without power for 12 days - which meant no heat. By the end, our internal house temperature was fluctuating at around 46 degrees. Even with the space heater, I couldn't get the whole house warm. So, my model desk, while protected, was not warm.
Flash forward to today, and I'm trying to finish up my Jug. I find that as I'm using the paints, some of the lighter colors don't seem to adhere well at all. And there appears to be real tiny bubbles in the paint. The darker colors seem to have fared better. In particular, I'm noticing this in the yellows I'm adding to the propeller tips, green primer to the inside of the engine, and white which is going on the nose of the plane.
So, my question is, would a low temperature substantially impact paints? Or is it something else? I'm using Vallejo Model Color...strictly hand brushed.
Thanks.