Primer and temperature

[agen2]

I'm wondering what is the lowest temperature tolerable to spray primer outdoor?
Actually here where I lived in the hottest hours the temperature may rise 7/9C°.
Do you think it can work or would be better if I do it at home?

[cavingjan]

It depends upon the primer. The can will say what the temperature range is. The primers I use have a lower end of about 12C. 15C to 25C seems to be the prefered range. But again, each spray primer is different.

[klarg1]

I have primed miniatures in sub-freezing temperatures, but when I do, I bring the miniatures inside to dry right after spraying on a coat of primer. I also make sure that the spray can is at room temperature before I head outside to spray.

I find that high humidity is usually a bigger problem for me than low temperatures.

(I'm not saying that this is good practice, but it has worked for me.)

[Cache]

I have primed miniatures in sub-freezing temperatures, but when I do, I bring the miniatures inside to dry right after spraying on a coat of primer. I also make sure that the spray can is at room temperature before I head outside to spray.

Same here.  Walk out, spray, bring it all back inside to dry.

[worktroll]

On cold days (rarely drops below 0C/32F here) I just keep the spraycan under my armpit for 20 minutes or so, turning occasionally. (Work area is the unheated mancave)

[agen2]

Thanks! :)