Humidity and patience...
Hello and welcome to odd questions of the week, round 2.
This evening our topic is humidty, and using one's best judgment when
it comes to whether or not to spray in warmer and/or most definitely
humid conditions.
Not having a de-humidifier or air conditioning in the room that I work
in (just a single window in front of my work area), I got to thinking
(correctly or incorrectly?) that I don't want to push my luck and have
something become tacky instead of dry or such, just because of the
heat/moisture combination.
I spray either Tamiya or Vallejo in here, with 90% isopropyl, nothing
else (no humectants or such)... and am curious how folks deal with
this. I can imagine in some areas that if you don't account for this
with an appropriate piece of hardware (i.e. above mentioned
de-humidifer) then you can go for a long period without laying any
color down, or am I being overly paranoid?
My plan for this evening is not to paint/build due to the weather, to give the current kit the night off an go
and enjoy the new issue of TMMI, so not a total loss. :)
Thoughts? Please discuss...