Ordering products in the winter...will getting frozen hurt them?

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Terran

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hey all,

This is my first post, but I've read a surprising amount in the last few days. Anyway, I'm about ready to order a few hundred dollars worth of supplies. Some of this would be propel pads and MFs from excel, but also many products that will freeze in transit. Is this going to cause problems? Maybe I should just hold off until the weather is consistantly warmer? The only problem with this is that I'll have to wait awhile with on and off nice days before I can count on the product not freezing. Anybody had or heard of problems when ordering products in the winter? Thanks for your help.
 
I know the # of days it takes to get here from various vendors, so I try to time the order so that the package gets here on the warmest day of the week, which is preferably above freezing.
 
Most waxes / sealents are best stored at room temp (70oF) subjecting them to freezing temps is generally not considered a good idea

JonM
 
Ok thanks everybody. I guess I'll just hold off until things get warmer...I can still place my excel order though and I should be able to find some #80 and DACP locally.
 
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