Latex (water-based) house paints have several advantages over oil-based paints. Latex dries quickly, can be cleaned up with water, and doesn’t peel when applied to damp wood. But the reduction or elimination of mercury compounds in latex paints has created problems with mildew and storage stability. What does this paragraph imply about oil-based paints?
A. They peel when applied to damp wood.
B. They have problems with mildew.
C. They don’t remain stable in storage.
D. They dry more quickly than latex paints.