What is the minimum temperature needed to apply this product?
1106470
Sorry, but I do not know. I applied this to the roof of my motorhome on a hot summer day, so minimum temperature was not a consideration.
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.
888881
Tremco recommends application of this product @40 degrees F or above. For cold weather use, Tremco has a PDF instruction download. I used a hot blow dryer set on low inside the box of caulking tubes.
1667038
The can says: "Works best at can temperature of 60 degrees." The can was in a 70-degree house & we took it outside & sprayed it in 11 degrees, and it did not appear to dry. So you'd have to wait until the weather warmed up to 60 degrees, I guess. When we used it successfully previously (both inside the house & out) it was summer.
648637
I would not reccomend using this tape at any temperature. I bought it and used it in 60 degree water. Did not work at all. Ended up buying a patch kit with seperate adhesive.
303564
It is a foodgrade product, and is used on cookie sheets and the like. Most silicone products can take heat up to at least 400 degrees. I wouldn't use any aerosol product directly on a heated surface, like near a fire?? I don't have a can here now, so I can't give you a better answer.
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
429891
The lowest setting is 74c, 165f. This product is great. We use it for jerky and make our two Yorkies dog treats. Hope this helps
970961
Probably 6-12 hours, depending on temp and humidity. I installed it at night in my garage (around 9pm) and it was cured/dry the next morning. It was in late April and it was a cool, non-humid night too. I'm willing to bet it would be "set" within 2-4hrs with decent circulation and it seemed to dry fairly quickly when I was applying it so it may take even less time than that.
2013679
I'm sorry,I have no idea. We live in Texas. My husband does work outside doing paint & body work on cars. The lowest temp here that he has used it in was 18°
845737
I would expect you would want it to be at least above 10 degrees Celsius... But you could check the specs of the caulking. Below that temp the rubber seal might be hard to work with as well. Ideally about 20+ degrees is best. Hope that helps! It's a great product worked very well for me on three doors.
1030708
No, I just tried and the lowest temperature it can be set to is 55 deg F. I read that this is to prevent damage to certain heating equipment.
1024880
150, sorry. I looked in the manual for the other settings like dehydrate...but lowest temp on presets was still 150 degrees.
2116357
The instructions say that it is safe to use up to 500 degrees. I guess caution should be used above that temperature as it may void the warranty.
400071
The concrete needs to be completely dry so it will absorb the paint otherwise it will peal off. I would only apply it when the humidity is low. The paint is internally catalyzed so it will set it up even in cool weather. The instructions should give you a temperature application range.
919349
I used a blow dryer for 2 different repairs. temps never got above 160 degrees. can do with a hair dryer!
228450
It's very safe at 350, which is the only temp I've used it at. Sorry if this doesn't help, you might try the manufacturer.
1568654
It MUST be warm outside in order to get the best results possible. I would suggest at least 65