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bob J
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I purchased some paint for walls beforemy move and the movers placed the cans in the garage. W have had a hot summer with a two week period when the high was 98-105. I don't think I tas that hot in the garage, but it was hot enough. Is the paint OK to use?
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Bob it should be fine. Normally if it's waterbased it's freezing you have to worry about.

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yep. stir or shake well.
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Agreed w/ Bob and Terry. Def. shake and STIR real well, especially on the bottom of the can. Probably alot of solids on the bottom of the cans
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Thanks much guys
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If you can get it out of the can it`s ok! I`ve used latex that was 5, 6 years old to paint my shop. Stir and shake! You ain`t building a guitar here. Finish the painting and get to the real work!
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