Problem with paint drying

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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by bushman (unclaimed legacy handle), Oct 1, 2006. 2 replies, last reply Oct 2, 2006.

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Has anyone had a problem with Sherwin Williams Chlorinated Rubber (yellow) drying to slowly? I used it for the first time today (I usually use regular oil base) and it was soft after about an hour to two hours in 91 degree weather. Does Sherwin Williams have different formulas, because this does not seem right. When I spray regular oil base I can roll over it with the striper in about 15 to 30 minutes with no problems. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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It should be drying in just a few minutes. Are you stirring it. It could have been sitting around for awhile. Sounds like a mixing problem.

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autolinesjake wrote on Oct 2, 2006:Go to #2

It should be drying in just a few minutes. Are you stirring it. It could have been sitting around for awhile. Sounds like a mixing problem.

I agree with autoline...I had the same problem awhile back..paint was on shelf for awhile and would not dry fast enough, after a little strirring, paint was drying alot faster.

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