Can this be applied and left out to dry in cold tempertures? Thanks
181069
How cold? It's water based so certainly above freezing. It doesn't really dry right away like paint either. It soaks in, penetrates, the wood.
1912446
Yes but use a little less hardener so it will go on easier. However this will make it take longer to dry.
1151526
I would think not. Chemicals change after freeze and thaw. But contact company (Check company site on line for Tel. #)
1572465
I would not recommend it. It will delude the treatment, thus makeing the application on the material less effective and or water resistant. Not to worry you can always re-coat the material.
2237056
Sounds like a good idea...? Using it dry may tend to generate a lot of heat and tear it up.
1524937
If you want to use insulation only...I don't think it will keep it from freezing. If you wrap it with Heat Tape and insulation...yes, it will keep it from freezing. Heat tape works great on jobs like that.
1233214
It says to store below 120F (49C) but nothing about what the best temp to use it at. As with any adhesive if it is too cold it will take longer and too hot it will dry super fast. I used it when it was about 70F and it works awesome.
50228
If you heat treat the graphics with Teflon coating upon initial press you can wash cold inside out and machine dry low after 24hrs of initial pressing. The graphics if applied with appropriate pressure and heat setting on your press should not pull or crack
264336
yes. Just like washing a wool sweater. I use Woolite or some other mild laundry detergent in cold water. Put in dryer with no heat and then line dry. Looks and feels like new.
1328478
I would wash and dry before application as you described. Washing degrades the chemical. Carefully read included instructions for washing and drying after application.
1449332
I have never used my gun on cold or frozen items. I do know that if there is any moisture on the package, it will not stick. So, for that reason, I would say no.
1263351
It seems that the colder it is the longer it takes to dry. I like to wait until they feel crispy on the outside but with a soft "core". Then jar them up for a good curing.
338614
Yes you can but make sure you scrape/wipe any frost off and then dry the container off before applying the tape
1593018
Not recommended. instructions from manufacturer say product should be kept above 70 degrees, even during storage. product must be heated in a double boiler type setup for 45 minutes or more to be pour-able. I use a torch on the crack after I pour product into crack to help level it out. I think product would be difficult to work with in cold temps.
2181696
You can probably still put it on "wet". But try putting in the fridge for a few minutes or on ice to cool it down. It will "harden" up.
1463155
yes. dry it on a coolie sheet than freeze it o same cookie sheet than sealameal it. I have been doing this foe about a year buying 4lbs at a time. I think my next batch will be 10 lbs. cleaning.drying,freezing and sealameal. how long it will keep that way is unknown
710648
Thaw it out use it. I think it would be ruined if left at room temperature for any length of time. It should be fine