For example, if an individual was part time for 10 months of the year but full time for the remaining two months, the employer would provide the employee with a Form 1095-C and use the appropriate codes to indicate whether the employee was offered and enrolled in coverage for any given month.
Heat and low humidity accelerate evaporationâand when paint dries too fast, the binders and pigments canât coalesce and interlock as well, and the protective paint film may not be as durable or flexible. Ideal application temperatures range from 50 F to 80-plus F, but when temps climb to 90 F and above, paint suffers.
Best Answer: High humidity will definitely slow the drying time of your art. Especially your yellows and blues. Remember oil paints are oxygenated and dry by air and not by heat so don't let anyone tell you that an oven can help dry your painting, cause all it will do is burn your paint.