Does the exterior temperature matter when using the restrative products?
1740614
I used it in the winter on the plastic window of a convertible, but inside an unheated garage. I'm sure the temperature was not above 60. It worked great. Hope that helps.
1740615
Worked best in warm weather, it works in cold weather but it's not as effective. This is from personal experience.
1740616
I applied this product in the summer months and it has remained clear for over 6 months without any noticeable change. Temperatuare extremes ranged from near 100 down to the mid-20s. I hope this helps answer your question.
992350
I would say that it depends directly on ambient temperature. Here it doesn't get really hot, so for me, it's not an issue. Great product, really comfy, especially when you want to relax.
1899696
I don't refrigerate mine, I live in San Diego, and we went through a 3 week heat wave last month, and my bedroom (where I keep my vitamins) was easily 90 degrees all day and they didn't discolor at all. I think you could if you wanted to, but it isn't necessary.
1055519
I used it as either depending on the weather.not greasy and not visible if that helps.
2144364
Recommended lowest temp would be around 50deg ambient temp. If the repair area is in a sunny location and can be covered with plastic or another type of cover to utilize the sun and hold the heat,I believe a repair can be accomplished.
605218
Depends upon what the temp underneath the heater is. If temps are too high, the resulting higher rate of evaporation or "cooking" of the product might cause a problem.
1999837
You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads up on the travertine. I'm guessing that I'll have to recoat every 3-4 years. You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads... » Read More You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads up on the travertine. I'm guessing that I'll have to recoat every 3-4 years. « Show Less
116580
There is both a technical answer and a personal comfort answer. The technical answer is the product should be kept in a cooler area away from direct heat or sunlight to allow it to maintain its efficacy. The personal comfort answer is if you keep it in the refrigerator - it will give you a wonderful, cooling sensation when you use it! It works great either way - just keep it away from the heat or sunlight!
1607913
Well, I can;t say that I've noticed any heat generated by it whatsoever. If I had to guess, I'd say it pretty much remains at ambient temperature. If you mean what temperatures can it operate in, I have mine installed on the exterior of my house in Reno, NV. Temperatures range from -20F to 110F. I'd say it will operate in most conditions. The important thing is to install it where it is protected from direct rain and sun (under an eave). Even so, and especially if it does get direct rain, make sure and use clear water soluble exterior caulking around the screws that fasten the top of the unit. Just swab the caulking around each screw prior to threading it into the hole. This should make sure any water or humidity stays outside of the unit.
844728
I have no direct experience with this, but this page: http://www.eclecticproducts.com/e6000_retail.htm mentions that the temperature range for the cured product is -40F to 150F. I would take that to mean that you can expect it to retain its potential between those two temperatures. They also mention that if frozen, you should let the uncured tube thaw out and reach room temperature before use.
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.
692905
Depends on temperature and humidity. Second coat 24 hours then 24 hours for foot traffic. I did my patio on a 80 degree day It was dry an hour however shady areas took longer
2112087
Yes, though it discourages temps above 125 degrees. I believe there are work arounds, but honestly 125 seems plenty hot to me. I hope that helps.
1562637
I think the variable temp is important. Some things just won't dry out at lower temps, and herbs and other "delicate" things won't retain as much flavor if dried at higher temps. This isn't theoretical, I'm telling you from experience and experimentation.
1810095
We recommend using this product when temperatures are 40 degrees or above. Microbes are inactive in colder temperatures.
1766392
Can't speak for your heat in NV but we have had some hot weather here. I got my casing and had no heat related problem. The casing are in a brine (liquid) and don't believe they will suffer from the heat.The casing are very good, worth a try. Good luck
793642
Yes, the product produced is a foam that has the look of snow. So, warm or cold weather dosn't affect the result. I live in Florida if that help you any