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Hygrometer ?
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Ray White



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PostPosted: Mon Apr 12, 2021 11:29 pm    Post subject: Hygrometer ? Reply with quote

Does anyone use an LCD hygrometer to check the atmospheric humidity before they paint?

As I understand it, the maximum relative humidity is supposed to be 50% with a minimum temperature of 55 deg. F /13 deg C. to avoid micro blistering.

(Obviously there are numerous other causes of blistering such as air line moisture).

I am concerned that extended periods of settled warm dry weather are becoming less frequent with conditions either to hot or too cold and frequently too humid for D.I.Y painters.

I thought perhaps I might try using one of the cheap hygrometers currently available to at least give me a fighting chance.
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