Yes, puffy paint can dry faster in the freezer. Puffy paint is a type of craft paint that contains a special additive that causes it to expand and create a three-dimensional, raised texture when it dries. This process of expansion takes time, and the drying time can vary depending on factors such as the thickness of the paint layer and the humidity of the environment.
Placing puffy paint in the freezer can speed up the drying process because the low temperatures in the freezer cause the water or solvent in the paint to evaporate more quickly. The faster evaporation helps the paint set and dry more rapidly, resulting in a shorter overall drying time compared to leaving it at room temperature.
However, it's important to note that freezing puffy paint can also affect its texture and consistency. The paint might not puff up as much as it would if it dried at room temperature. Additionally, freezing could lead to some separation or changes in the paint's consistency, so it's best to test a small amount first before freezing an entire project.
If you need to speed up the drying time of puffy paint, the freezer can be a helpful tool, but be aware of potential changes in texture and consider testing it on a small surface or object before applying it to your main project.