dhutton01
Backyard Hack
I am curious if anyone else makes use of a humidity monitor in their booth/shop. I have two monitors, one indoor and one outdoor. I make my decisions on how high to heat my shop based on humidity. When the weather is damp/humid and humidity higher than 50% I heat my shop warm enough to force the humidity to 50% or lower. Quite often this means significantly warmer than the 65/70 degrees specified for spraying and curing paint. I feel this guarantees proper drying/flashing of cleaners and avoiding issues with moisture when spraying.
Anyone else track humidity when working in their shop?
I am guessing scientists like Lizer might also use dew point in their analysis and decision making.
Don
Anyone else track humidity when working in their shop?
I am guessing scientists like Lizer might also use dew point in their analysis and decision making.
Don