What are the effects of painting an interior wall of a steel
constructed building that is not properly insulated.

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According to Sherwin Williams, a leading paint retailer, as long as
the surface is not very cold, there shouldn't be any problems.  If
you're in a cold climate, you'll want to wait until the temperature
warms up, because the paint won't dry correctly if it's too cold [it
may freeze altogether].  There are some paint products that will work
down to 35 degrees, however.

Latex is advisable, as it is a lot more flexible and stands up to
shifting of panels.

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Request for Answer Clarification by jcgizzie-ga on 07 Mar 2003 16:07 PST

Thank you for your answer to my question regarding interior painting. 
Could you please clarify if the answer pertains to interior and not
exterior walls.  Thank you.

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Clarification of Answer by jbf777-ga on 07 Mar 2003 17:25 PST

Yes, that's interior walls.
 
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