Can this be applied in cold temperatures...would like to protect right away and not have to wait until the wait for warmer weather. Thanks.
1987050
I think if in a garage and not bitter cold, but it will take longer to dry. U might run car heater on high for a while. Maybe try just one seat that can be a test to time how long it takes to set. Just do it when u dont need to use the car for a couple of hours. And this stuff really repels dirt. My seats are very light gray and still look new. Good luck!
1051273
I think we need to look at this from another perspective. You want to use this product when you are reasonably certain that the plant will take it up (i.e., absorb it). Since plants tend to be dormant in cold weather, mobility within the stems or trunks would be extremely limited. Thus, it is my practical belief (I am not a scientist) that a plant wouldn't be absorbing much of the Bonide during dormancy. My suggestion would be to wait for warmer weather before applying the product. Regards.
86171
It will stick, it is sticky, although it may drip down on top of you a bit. There is some minimum temperature you are supposed to use it in, I can't remember. If it's in the warm zone, you'll also get greater coverage. When it is colder, it doesn't expand as much.
1667039
Have not tried it out in the cold, but I can go spray something with it & let you know.
2063096
Bill - we have used it in cold weather with very good results (32 degrees and above), but not sure about performance in sub zero weather. Sorry we couldn't be of more help. Have you called the manufacturer for input?
769803
hi.... when the weather is really cold... dont work :(When its raiinning I got a lot of fogging.
2250348
Have not tried this yet but do not see why not. Just keep temp down. Should be easy in the cold months.
328031
I have only used as a pre treatment to prevent snow and ice buildup but I do know it will melt whatever you pour it on. but it is meant to cover your surface before it snows.
2031096
I have mine on a covered porch and it came through it's first winter snows and many windy downpours without any damage and looks good. It might not fare as well if used out in the open during a heavy snowfall. Perhaps you could place it under an evergreen tree for some extra protection from snow. On my covered porch, it definitely protects the cats' food from becoming waterlogged. I did cut and tape two inexpensive plastic placemats to protect the floor. This can be taken out and cleaned and put right back in. About one year later, I'm very satisfied with this product and my several outside cats use it every day. I have mine on a covered porch and it came through it's first winter snows and many windy downpours without any damage and looks good. It might not fare as well if used out in the open during a heavy snowfall. Perhaps you could place it under an evergreen tree for some extra protection from snow. On my covered porch, it definitely protects the cats' food from becoming waterlogged. I did cut and tape two inexpensive plastic placemats to protect the floor. This can be taken out and cleaned and put right back in. About one year later, I'm very satisfied with this product and my several outside... » Read More I have mine on a covered porch and it came through it's first winter snows and many windy downpours without any damage and looks good. It might not fare as well if used out in the open during a heavy snowfall. Perhaps you could place it under an evergreen tree for some extra protection from snow. On my covered porch, it definitely protects the cats' food from becoming waterlogged. I did cut and tape two inexpensive plastic placemats to protect the floor. This can be taken out and cleaned and put right back in. About one year later, I'm very satisfied with this product and my several outside cats use it every day. « Show Less
81245
Directions say it can be applied above 40 degrees. At that temp it's very hard to spread. I'll put it on when the temp is warmer from now on.
823486
I cant say about working in cold . I do think They have a website . Although this product worked slowly , I was pleased with the results . I personally wouldn't be afraid to use it just because its cold out . Hope this helps .
670694
Since I live in Los Angeles, the only freezing temperatures we experience is brutal 50 degree weather :). On a more serious note, I believe the product is also meant to be used in freezing climates to eleviate the issue you are concerned about. Sorry I could not be of more help on this one.
834758
I was sealing brick steps to my front door last year. I put 2 coats on the steps. We had many weeks of ice, snow with temps in the lower single digits for 3 weeks at a time. This year it has been very hot and humid and these steps are in the hot sun until mid-afternoon. The product is still working since it is absorbed into the brick. Brick surface must be clean and dry before applying. I power washed my steps first and let them completely dry. My steps cover a very big area. You can try some and see if it will work on the brick you have!!! That's what I did and it worked for me!
1317265
Yes, That is the best time to apply it. A heavy rain would not be good but a light rain is perfect application conditions. I have applied it in a light rain several times. In fact when the time of year is correct, I prefer to apply in a light rain
690963
I live in WA and the weather here, especially this past winter has been more wet than cold. Even though we did have two short very cold (20 degrees or less) spells, the cover has functioned as advertised. I too have coated mine with a water proofing spray.
229928
I'm in NE Ohio, it works fine in the cold! I would recommend adhesive Velcro or something like that. Adhesive tape alone might not hold up in the cold weather.
1401211
Depends on how much rain you get. Ideally it recommends spraying the area shortly before a snow/ice storm. If the rain isn't too heavy, it should help somewhat.