interior shed paint in cold weather

[TryAgain1]

I have just finished insulating the inside of a standard wooden shed and although the temperature does not get that cold I really need to paint the inside of the shed.

The temperature inside the shed still varies too much from 1 degrees C to about 14 degrees C in Winter

The paint needs to be:
- Breathable, colour white (to see aswell), and able to set at temperatures of 1 degrees C. I could use paint needing 5 degrees C or higher IF I put a heater inside the garage whilst painting
-Not expensive


What sort of paint can I use? Few options I came across

- Limewash paint - most need 5oC to dry so radiator needed
- Sandtex Ultra Smooth Masonry (https://www.toolstation.com/sandtex-ultra-smooth-masonry-paint-25l/pAB650) - min 5oC so radiator needed
- Wethertex PP77 All Weather Pliolite Smooth Masonry Finish (https://www.rawlinspaints.com/produ...ather-pliolite-masonry-paint-smooth-matt.html)
- Pure brilliant white Smooth Matt Masonry paint, 10L (https://www.diy.com/departments/pur...RChAyTstdlMNK3elMGCmK3LHaTZBtZgId__IEhIfKNEL4) - min 5oC so radiator needed
- Zinsser 1Ltr Smooth White Masonry Paint (https://www.screwfix.com/p/zinsser-...nZJ8lyiw#product_additional_details_container) - 10oC needed so needs a radiator

I need the inside of the shed painted in the next week and I know this is a rubbish time for painting given the cold weather but I need to shift stuff back into the shed.

What paint should I use?

 

[slawit]

What is the substrate your paint is going on to? If you’ve insulated it a presume the paint won’t be going onto the inside face of timer, unless you’ve insulated from the outside?

 

[TryAgain1]

What is the substrate your paint is going on to? If you’ve insulated it a presume the paint won’t be going onto the inside face of timer, unless you’ve insulated from the outside?

Insulation is on the inside. The paint is going onto interior plywood/interior pine. No insulation on the outside (yet!)