How warm does it need to be to apply the product outdoors?
891994
I'm sorry I really don't know. I have always used it in the summer or early fall. I would say if you used it in temps on the 50s, seems like it would be ok. I certainly like the product. I had a leak around the base of my house when it rained real hard. Sprayed Flex Seal and now, no leaks!!
285707
Put your boots in a low oven, lowest setting, let your boots get warm (not hot) smear the product on. As much as your boots will absorb. Done
1106471
The temperature really does not play a factor in application. As long as the product can flow (can be applied evenly) you can use it. Temperature will impact how long it takes to cure. I, myself prefer to work in weather that is between 60 and 80 degrees. Have not seen any issues, and in direct sunlight the rubber cures within about 14 hours.
692905
Depends on temperature and humidity. Second coat 24 hours then 24 hours for foot traffic. I did my patio on a 80 degree day It was dry an hour however shady areas took longer
423535
I used it in sand in a tin box in my chicken coop. The box surface temperature was about 150F. You have to check for hot spots.
1004908
I have air conditioning so to answer your question I sat my jar outside on the porch overnight. It was about 75 degrees and humid. The cream was a little softer but was fine. You could put it in the fridge if it gets too soft for you. The cream is good. Makes my face tingle.
920612
No, I live in Indiana and it's been below 20' nearly everyday and, and I've never had an issues with weather affecting it yet, still pretty firm on my exterior! As long as you applied it to a flat surface that was cleaned and isn't rubber, or similar textures, you'll be completely fine for its normal life span. If you apply to rubber, silicone etc. It will be affected by that material and the adhesive will no longer work as its suppose to, and it will also stain that material
850527
I do know it took a lot of heat to apply. I tacked it in place at the four corners on my backpack and then ironed it several times increasing the temperature. Suddenly I could sense it melt. After that it has stayed well attached to critical sides of my dark backpack to give side reflection for walking at night and works very well. It was just a matter of using enough heat.
1997987
I just read the other response to your inquiry and feel compelled to add that this is very good product when used as directed. I use it on my children every summer and for extended vacations in the Caribbean every winter. It must be applied at least a half hour before sun exposure and reapplied regularly.
1420447
Not sure what you want to know by simply saying "Minimum outdoor Temperature". If you want to know what the temperature was when I applied Nu Finish, it was during October in FL so it would have been in the 80's. If you are asking what is the lowest temperature you would apply the product, I personally wouldn't wax a vehicle if it was cooler than mid 70's. I got burned by this product once and will not give it a 2nd chance
1032757
The colder it is the longer it will take to set up. It is suggested to apply in at least 65 degrees
1388216
You will have to use it outside. It will be a bit messy, but it does a great job.
437271
I've applied Klasse in temperatures in the low 80's. I had to apply it in the shade and do one section of the car at a time and use a damp applicator.
2147427
I live in Texas and it is hot and humid. The product lasts around 4 hours them you need to touch up with powder.
443313
I use mine outdoors. I coated with a layer of "mineral oil". I live in Las Vegas, so we do not have severe winters. Hope that helps!
1572974
Apply with an applicator. Dwell time approx 20 mins dependant on temperature & working environment.
1456401
The directions state that it should be applied in temperatures between 40 to 85 degrees Farhenheit and in low humidity.