The monsoon arrives with a certain charm and much required relief from the scorching heat. While the air feels lighter, and everything looks freshly washed, it is spray painting that gets a bad reputation during the season. People often assume spray painting during monsoons is a formidable task. This is the biggest spray paint myth individuals have harboured over time. However, with the right approach and products, it is not only possible but can also deliver great results.
In this blog we will walk you through common myths of spray painting during monsoons and how to get a professional finish regardless of the weather.
Myth 1: Spray Painting During Monsoons Leads To A Poor Finish
Truth: This is one of the most common beliefs among individuals steering them away from spray painting during rainy seasons. People assume the humid air will ruin the finish however painting in humid weather affects the drying time not the finish.
The key to spray painting during monsoons is to pick the right day and environment. One can easily work in a well-ventilated indoor area if it is raining outdoors.
Myth 2: Spray Paints Will Never Dry During Humid Weather
Truth: Yes during monsoon season the drying time increases, but that does not mean the spray paints will never dry. Spray paints are designed to dry through solvent evaporation and during monsoons it may take a little longer to dry than on normal days.
Myth 3: Spray Painting Cannot Be Done On Metal Surfaces
Truth: Many believe spray painting on metals during monsoon traps moisture causing it to rust. Well, Cosmos Paints are anti rust spray paints that keep moisture away from the metals. With proper surface preparation and using anti rust primers, moisture resistant paint and top coats that protect the metal surfaces from rust and corrosion.
Myth 4: One Cannot Paint Outdoors In A Monsoon
Truth: One should not avoid painting outdoors; instead, one should be mindful of the timing. While painting during a heavy downpour is not advisable but there are many windows during the monsoon season. Look out for dry surfaces or patches which receive minimum rainfall or minimal winds for a professional finish.
Myth 5: Spray Paints Do Not Stick Properly To The Surface
Truth: Adhesion is often blamed on the weather. However, the real issue lies in surface preparation. If the surface is not prepped properly, it can lead to a poor finish. A wet, greasy and uneven surface can lead to poor adhesion. It is necessary to prep the surface by cleaning it, sanding out uneven surfaces and using primers to ensure excellent adhesion of paints even during monsoons.
Smarter Way To Paint During Monsoons
Painting in humid weather should not be avoided but should be adaptable. With controlled environments and using the right kinds of quality spray paints from Cosmos Paints, one can get a professional finish. It is necessary to understand how humidity works and by following simple ways and techniques can get a smooth professional finish even during humid months.