Has anyone else ever painted when it was too humid and had the clouding occur? If so how'd you fix it?

I like and idiot had my one day off today and rushed a dash paint job in and bam, clouds and ****ty looking everywhere. I'm sure it wasn't uneven painting or anything like that. Do I have to sand this off or can I just go over it when its better out? It rained yest and today was 80%+ humid.

 

It was humid like a **** today... god darn.

 

^It was NASTY humid! The last time I tried painting when it was real humid, it just took forever to dry, stayed real "gummy" for a couple of hours, just wait and see if it dries better

 

I painted my bumpers the other day while it was raining outside. lol Luckily, the humidity in the shop never got over 60%.

 

i lived in houston b4 moving here and it was humid all the time. all u can do is sand and start over instead of wasting the time doin touch ups and try doing it in a basement or if u dont have one inside some how.

 

i'm doing my entire dash, and it's not a problem with it not drying. It dries as fast as it should but it ends up with surfacant bleeding because of the high humidity.

 

It is snowing here and it is very dry.