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Going over the car first with 83, then UFF. Got the roof and hood done while it was 40F. UFF took a lot longer to flash off. Does that have any effect on the durability?
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Re: Using UFF in the cold
It's tough to say, we recommend 55 degrees Fahrenheit as the lowest temperature for use. The product may not set up as well in the lower temps, which could effect durability. Good thing it's extremely easy to use! Maybe just do another coat after a wash when it's a bit warmer.Originally posted by atikovi View PostNick Winn
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Meguiar's Inc.
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Re: Using UFF in the cold
HAHA, that could be 3 months. I'm not in Cali.Comment
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Re: Using UFF in the cold
I understand, we feel your pain. Heated garage maybe?Originally posted by atikovi View PostNick Winn
Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, CA
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Re: Using UFF in the cold
Nope, but might get into the 50's this weekendComment
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