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Can a quality latex paint be hurt if it has been frozen and thawed?

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Can a quality latex paint be hurt if it has been frozen and thawed?

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Yes, latex paint can be hurt if it is frozen. Problems that can occur are reduced gloss, separation of ingredients, formation of “grit” or lumps. Often, though, a paint may survive one or a few freeze-thaw cycles. If a paint is frozen, it should be thawed slowly; then thoroughly stir the paint. If it appears to be smooth and of normal consistency and of the proper color, it probably is OK to use.

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