How Long Does It Take for Paint to Dry in the Sun?

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ArcherRose
07/25/25 1:24pm
Under normal conditions, it takes about 10 hours to dry. If exposed to sunlight or in a paint baking room, it takes approximately 7-8 hours. Precautions for car painting: Do not wash the car: If several days have passed after the car is painted, the paint surface should be fine. However, if the paint has just been applied, be cautious as the baking time may be insufficient. It's best not to wash the car when the paint is not fully dry. Avoid contact with chemicals and grease, as they can easily damage the paint surface. Do not cover with a car cover: Avoid covering the newly painted car with a car cover, as it may cause fine scratches on the paint surface. Try to park in the sun as much as possible: This not only helps the paint dry faster but also allows you to assess the skill of the painter and color mixer.
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