How Long Does It Take for Car Paint to Dry in Winter?
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Typically, car paint takes four to seven days to completely dry after being touched up in winter. The main purpose of touch-up paint is to protect the car's appearance. Painting Sequence: The painting sequence for cars starts from the top of the vehicle to the doors, followed by spraying around the body. This sequence helps avoid surface overlaps and seam marks. The spraying speed should be consistent to prevent skipping or missing spots. If uneven coloring occurs during the painting process, you can reduce the paint's viscosity and then continue spraying the uneven areas. Touch-Up Paint Precautions: When painting a car, it's advisable to use a high-quality spray gun to ensure even application and a smoother finish. This prevents clogging or skipping due to poor spray gun quality. After completing the paint job, carefully inspect the painted surface to ensure there are no impurities before proceeding with polishing.