Yea, spray it and get it inside and onto a rad pronto

Chaos black I have, I make sure the can is not cold to start (i.e. i warm it up a bit, but clearly i don't do that becuase it would be silly to heat an areaosle, but …), spray outdoors then bring it all inside immediately (to somewhere well ventilated) after I spray.

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I put them in the bathroom and shut the door, easily to control ventilation with fan and window and keeps smell from rest of house.

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Army painter is fine in my experience, I'd say temperature isn't the issue so much as humidity anyway, if it's been raining lots then I've had issues but I did my fists in early january and it was fine as it was quite dry

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bring them to guildford, do the quick spray method, bring them into my nice dry workshop and I'll just put you to work painting my stuff whilst they dry. Sorted!

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I spray inside my garage during inclement weather and immediately bring them inside to a warm room ...

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I sprayed a handful of my other halfs thousands sons out in a very light dusting of surprise snow! Made a odd pattern on the box I was using but the minis were fine, and only became ruined once I went at them with a brush!!

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