Tractor Supply paint……….

Alkylin Enamel paints can stay "tacky" for several days.  Evaporation takes a while. Heat and air flow help........ They also sell a "hardener" than you mix  a couple ounces per quart and that gives a chemical reation that makes the paint dry FASTER and HARDER..  Should be on the shelf next to the paint.

Most definitely use the harder in the isle next to the paint, personally hate that paint as it's a PITA to clean up afterwards. Found brake cleaner is the easiest thing to clean with. Good luck with your project. Going for AC orange walls with AC off white for the hardwares?

Coke, that reminds me of the time I thought I'd surprise my wife while she was away at a week long conference and install a 1 piece shower/bathtub unit, as we only had a makeshift shower in an old bathtub. Seeing how the whole thing wouldn't fit through the doorways thought heck bathroom needed help anyway so decided to remove the outside wall, replace insulation, update plumbing in the bathroom, finish drywall, paint inside and replace the exterior siding in the area I was working at. Just as I got the wall opened up and a good couple days into the surprise for her I got a sign that I was making a foolish undertaking from Mother Nature in the form of 3 inches of rain over the course of 2 lost days of progress. Moving ahead, my wife's conference came to and end and she called when she was headed home and I had to break the news to her of what I had done or not completed, starting with you could use the facility and be at one with nature, lucky we live in the country, You could hear her scream from the county line. Bless her sole she was patient with me as I finished the job and has put up with my shenanigans for what will be 25 years next week. Oh for memories, life experiences and lessons learned. Why does it look so simple on TV.

Dirt Farmer wrote: Why does it look so simple on TV.

Reminds me of my dad. "Dean and Robin remodeled a bathroom in 30 minutes! Shouldn't take us more than a day!"