As long as you use reducer make for that temp range. You would need a fast reducer to help speed up flash time of paint in colder weatherPainting a Car, Is it OK to apply base paint and clear coat when the temperature is in the 60's?
Yes, it's fine. It will just take longer for the base to flash off and the clear coat to dry. You might get more runs if you're not patient. Just take it slow and also consider if there are things you could do to raise the temperature of your environment. If you're gonna bother to paint your car and go through all that work and expense, why not invest a little time in a few heat lamps or an indoor area that you could heat up? If you are going to paint outdoors, the temperature is probably the least of your worries with all the dust, bugs, moisture, etc.Painting a Car, Is it OK to apply base paint and clear coat when the temperature is in the 60's?
If you care about your car, I would recommend getting it painted at a reputable auto body shop for quality results.
Well that depends on the paint
I'd try reading the can
If it's within the recomended temp it's ok
If it's not than
No
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