blackfire @ 45 degrees ??

[LazyBoy]

Just got my Blackfire kit.

High in the upper 40's tomorrow.

Any reason not to do it?



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[Langley Interior Car Kare]

just kiddin....go to it buddy....in all honesty you wont know til you do it...and either will we.........does the bottle/instructions say anything special about it...

 

[Steve @ Guru]

I applied it in low, low 50's weather without any trouble.

 

[jps]

I've applied it in mid to upper thirties, no problem. It does not need to "cure" like Zaino, so if it is above freezing you are probably OK.

 

[JimO]

I actually called CMA yesterday to confirm the recommended temperature because it was going to be around 55-60 degrees in my town. Anyways, they said just as long as it's over 40 degrees.

 

[Lemonxxs]

Not that it ever gets cold here (knock on wood) but does temp effect the cure time you think?



I mean what does 40F have to do with it other than maybe usablity?

 

[YoSteve]

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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by jps [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>I've applied it in mid to upper thirties, no problem. [/b]</blockquote>
now there's a trooper right there, detailing despite the winter cold

 

[LazyBoy]

Well, it only got up to about 43 degrees, but the Blackfire

worked out fine. Thanks all.



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[Don2000g]

Thanks for the info. Its much appreciated and further info on this product will help myself and others. Laters