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Yes, but it won't work as well as exterior paint. The difference may not be visible in the short run though. But interior paint formulations do not include such additive as moldicide/fungicide that help paint resist wet exterior conditions, or stronger elastomerics that help paint better expand and contract with the outside temperature fluctuations, or sun protectors and special pigments that resist fading. Outside paint also create stronger/more durable surface film for better surface protection.

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Oil paint?

The difference between them is weatherability - interior is going to deteriorate far faster than exterior if used outdoors, that is all.

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Don't worry about it, it'll be fine. You just spent more money than you needed to.

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nothing bad

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