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No you have to wait a day or two for the wood to dry!!!
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Painting on wet outdoor wood is not recommended as the moisture can prevent the paint from adhering properly, leading to issues such as bubbling, peeling, or flaking. It is crucial to ensure the wood is completely dry before painting to achieve a durable and long-lasting finish.
If it rains on newly painted wood before the paint has cured, the water can cause the paint to run or wash off, compromising the finish. To prevent this, it is advisable to check the weather forecast before painting and avoid doing so if rain is expected.
Additionally, using high-quality exterior paint and applying multiple coats as recommended can help enhance the paint’s weather resistance and durability. Properly preparing the wood surface (priming), allowing for adequate drying time between coats, and ensuring the paint is fully cured before exposing it to moisture are essential steps to protect your newly painted wood from the elements and ensure a professional-looking finish.