How Long Can You Wait After Priming Walls Before Painting?

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Asked By SunnySprout12 On

Hey everyone! I just bought my first home (so excited!) and I'm on a mission to tackle some improvements and renovations. I haven't finalized my plans yet since some decisions, like flooring, will influence others (like paint colors). I have a few colors in mind for certain rooms, and I'm ready to get painting! However, I'm wondering, **is it okay to prime the walls and then wait 2 to 3 weeks before actually painting them?** Just want to make sure I'm doing it right!

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Answered By PaintPro2023 On

You can usually wait as long as you need to. Just follow the manufacturer’s instructions on your primer and paint. Most recommend applying the top coat after a certain period, but many don't specify a maximum time limit.

Answered By CraftyBuilder99 On

Yes, it's generally fine to wait that long! If you're using a similar color and the walls were previously painted, you might not even need a primer. But it won't hurt to use it. Just keep in mind that if you want a tinted primer, it might make a difference later on.

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