So, you’ve finally got your indoor paint project done. You called your trusted painter, or you did it by yourself. Overall, it looks like an amazing job. You’re finally happy with how your living room or bedrooms look. However, you’re thinking about how long the paint will take to dry. Since you probably moved all the furniture, you don’t want to wait any longer. Sadly, there aren’t any magic tricks to get the paint to dry faster. Though, on the other hand, there are ways that can help you to make your indoor paint dry faster.

The good-old standing fan:

This is a pretty simple trick that virtually everyone knows. Indeed, if you place multiple fans throughout the room, you can help the paint to dry faster. However, you must be careful and make sure the room is clean. You don’t want to blow dust onto the walls, thus ruining their finish.

Avoid thick coats in your indoor paint:

One of the most common bad habits when doing an indoor paint job is applying more paint than what you need. Frequently, this happens because the roller sleeve takes abundant paint from the tray. Therefore, it’s all about not soaking the roller into the tray more times than needed. You need to keep making the rolling patterns even though you feel that it’s starting to dry out. Remember, uniform light coats look way better than a thick one.

In our next article, we will take a look at a few more tips to get your paint job to dry faster. Even though there’s no way to make paint dry right away, these methods can reduce the hassle quite a bit. If you have any doubts, always remember to ask a professional. That’s why Angelo’s Painting is always available to help. Call us today and we will help you with everything you need to make your indoor paint job look fantastic.