Blackfire product storage

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mrshanno

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Hi

I have several black fire products... Is it OK to store in my non climate controlled shed? (In NC ... gets kinda humid and hot in the summer and reflectively cold in the winter). I've got TPNS, crystal seal, polymer spray and Bf tire gel.

Thanks
 
Just keep them off the floor and try to store any product away from the cold and heat. I keep mine in the house year round.
 

Agreed with above.


I would suggest keeping them indoors maybe in the back of a closet or something. Mine stay in a cabinet in my basement.

 
For a small fee, I could store them for you. As an added bonus, I will periodically test them for insured usability. :cool:
 
I stored mine outside in my garage in the hot and humid Iowa air, but boxed them up and took to the basement during the winter months.
 
You're taking a BIG RISK of your stuff going bad storing it the way that you do. What do you think kitchen cabinets were made for


:bubba
 
mrshanno said:
Hi

I have several black fire products... Is it OK to store in my non climate controlled shed? (In NC ... gets kinda humid and hot in the summer and reflectively cold in the winter). I've got TPNS, crystal seal, polymer spray and Bf tire gel.

Thanks
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How hot is hot and cold is cold? You really don't want any detailing products in any extreme temps. There is oil and water in most products (often different oils) which have different viscosities. If you let the temperature change too much you risk separation and in extreme cases curing.
 
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