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If the relative humidity is over 55% but it's mild then it simply won't be a problem. If the humidity goes over 70% then it's time for a rain check.
To spray with a RH up to 70% the temperature needs to be between 17 and 23 degrees celsius, difficult if you're not in a regulated booth.
I'm just finishing up my Rickenfaker fingerboard lacquering actually jd. It was bare rosewood but I want the proper Rick look/feel so I've gone with sanding seal followed by polyurethane 2 pack. I've done it in a spray booth mind so it's much easier for me to do in the proper environment.
Aye, my shed's at the mercy of the weather. Not the most controllable working environment !