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How cold can you epoxy?
Posted by Aaron J. on Nov 15, 2004
I know I can use a space heater or a light bulb to help warm things up and such but the temps here have been 40-60 lately (got below 30 last night) so I'm not sure if a heater will help much.
Will a super cold shop prevent the epoxy from actually working right or just slow it down? If its just going to slow things down then its not much of a concern.
Replies:
- Re: How cold can you epox by Mark Camp on Nov 15, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by LeeG on Nov 15, 2004
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Re: How cold can you epox by Doug Judd on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by LeeG on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Doug Judd on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by LeeG on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Mark Camp on Nov 17, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Doug Judd on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by LeeG on Nov 16, 2004
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Re: How cold can you epox by Doug Judd on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Chris on Nov 16, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Mark Camp on Nov 17, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Robert N Pruden on Nov 17, 2004
- Also consider by Erik, Belgium on Nov 18, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Mark Camp on Nov 18, 2004
- Re: How cold can you epox by Chris on Nov 18, 2004
