Use when temperature is between 50°-90°F (10°-32°C) and humidity is below 70% to ensure proper drying. Do not apply to surfaces that, when heated, exceed 200°F (93°C) or galvanized metal. Avoid spraying in very windy, dusty conditions.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in consideration, is it OK to spray paint in cold weather? Problems While Spray Painting In the Cold Weather Painting in the cold weather may bring some additional problems like: If the temperature goes below 40 degrees, avoid use of oil-based paints. Paint film will get thick, and it will cause issues like creating bubbles/bumps when applied.Additionally, what is the coldest temperature you can paint in? Different paint manufactures state minimum temperature application on their labels, and some state that you can paint as cold as 35 degrees. We prefer no less than 40-45 degrees, and that is stipulated on that temperature staying at that level for four hours or more consistently. Hereof, what temperature can you paint metal? If you are trying to paint a metal surface in temperatures colder than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, most paints won’t dry. You can use a specially formulated cold-weather paint to combat this problem, but another way to paint metal in cold weather is to paint in a heated environment and to pre-heat the metal.What happens if you paint when it’s too cold?When temperatures start dipping into the 50s or below, most paints won’t dry properly and it can cause big problems. Some of the issues common to painting in cold weather are: Poor color uniformity. Water spotting in latex paint.