Dee
I think the temperature would really depend on the paint manufacturers recommendations. After all your hard work, I’d hate for it to go bad because of the heat and humidity.

I hope you get this reply…. it wouldn’t let me reply directly to you. You can email me if you have any further questions.

gail

Hi Gail: It has been super hot here in Texas 100 degrees and humid.
What is the maximum temperature you can use a spray painter outside? I really would like to get this bench finished, but am afraid the outside temperatures are way too high. It is about 80 in the mornings.

I have bought the fabric for the padded seat and itching to get this done. It looks good but needs another finish coat of paint.

Thanks again for your help.

ohhh, I can’t wait to see it Dee! I hear ya about the heat! stay cool!
gail

Thanks for your response. I am thrilled to see that my mirror fits within your dimensions. Now I just have to get the nerve to cut a mirror.

I have followed My Re-purposed Life for a .long time and love all the stuff you and Gail make.

PS to Gail: I am almost finished with the Deacon’s bench that you tutored me on. It is just too darn hot here to spray paint outside for the final coat. Thanks for all your help.

Aww, Dee you totally made my day! Thank you for your sweet comment on my mirror! I am loving it too! The dimensions of my mirror are just under 21 inches on all sides, it is between 20 3/4 inches and 21 inches, but that is with the wood. The actual mirror section is 15 1/2 on all sides (I would say square, but is is an octagon, ha ha).

Thanks for sharing your boo boo’s I know first hand how frustrating they can be.

I think the added trim, makes the mirror look so professional. Love, love, love it.

Your mirror turned out great! I like that you added the little trim to hold it in place (cover up the oops) 🙂 It looks like it was the plan all along.

The shape and the chunkiness are fabulous. Super job!

that caulk gun? whoa! what a mess! I think you have more patience than I do. 🙂

gail