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How Long Should Paint Dry Before Putting Furniture Back?

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Hi. We got our house painted last month. As the rooms were getting painted, we shifted the furniture to other areas. Before painting began, I asked the painters how long should paint dry before putting furniture back. One of them answered that you must wait at least 24 hours before placing the furniture back in place. But, it needs a day or two to completely dry and cure. 

However, it depends on several aspects. I am sharing those below to give you a better understanding of the duration to wait before placing back furniture.

How Long Should Floor Paint Dry Before Putting Furniture Back?

A wait time ranging from 1 to 2 days is considered safe before you move back your furniture. The paint can feel dry to the touch within a few hours. To avoid paint damage, you must follow the prescribed time. 

Apart from this, certain factors come into play when you think about the paint’s drying time. They are:

  1. The type of paint you’re using will alter the drying time. Different paints have different drying times. Latex-based dry quicker than oil-based paints.

  2. Paint also dries quickly in warmer temperatures. Cold rooms will lead to extended drying time.

  3. Paint thickness is another factor. Thin coats dry quickly, while thicker coats take time to dry.

  4. Darker paint colours take longer to dry when compared to lighter colours. This happens because dark pigments soak up more heat, leading to the slowing down of the drying time.

This is all from my end. I hope it helps.

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