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Since I live in the northern climate, is it ever too cold to apply polish / wax? This would be inside a non-heated but insulated garage.
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Re: Too cold?
I would have to say anything under 50 degrees the products are not going to work right. They design them to work at like 55-75 degrees optimal01 Tacoma 4x4 X/C V6 Imperial Jade
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Re: Too cold?
I have yet to find the limit of how cold you can polish in, but wax is about 8C ish. Colder than that and you will be waiting a while, and you might get spotty results.
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Re: Too cold?
55-75F leaves out a whole lot of the year. I live in Wisconsin, USA.
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Re: Too cold?
if ur inside an insulated garage...ever thought of getting a space heater???
i used one a couple of weeks ago...it didnt make the garage toasty...but it was better then working in the coldGot one warm day for
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I guess the need for a heater depends on if I need to use one for the product or not.
Wonder if the air temp makes a difference or if its surface temp? I could use a hot water carpet extractor on the pain to heat that up.Comment
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