ApplicationQuestion 67 of 100
Why is adequate ventilation and lighting important during interior application?
a.Only to keep painters comfortable
b.Lighting changes paint chemistry
c.Good lighting reveals holidays and defects, and ventilation aids drying and reduces solvent buildup
d.Neither has any effect on quality or safety
Explanation
Proper lighting lets the painter see missed spots, runs, and lap marks so they can be corrected while wet. Ventilation helps the coating dry, reduces the concentration of solvent vapors, and improves safety and comfort. Both contribute to a quality, uniform finish.
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