DLB
08-25-2009, 10:56 AM
I understand the generally accepted answer is to keep your products at room temp.
I have questions though.
Room temperature is the standard given on lots of things, and is around 68°F to 77°F.
So, what products are critical to keep at this temperature in the detailing world? Paste waxes, liquid waxes, sealants, polishes, etc. What determines a good threshold of how much heat or cool a product can stand before it loses its effectiveness?
I live in Northwest Georgia. In the summer, expect it to be so humid you can eat the air for lunch and around the mid 90's thermometer reading (much higher heat index). In the winter, it can get down to low 20's and even teen's, but hovers in regularly the 40-50's.
My garage is not heat/cooled. So the temperature fluctuates in there highly dependent on the outside temp.
I am trying to decide if I should move certain products inside, and if so, which ones?
Thanks!
I have questions though.
Room temperature is the standard given on lots of things, and is around 68°F to 77°F.
So, what products are critical to keep at this temperature in the detailing world? Paste waxes, liquid waxes, sealants, polishes, etc. What determines a good threshold of how much heat or cool a product can stand before it loses its effectiveness?
I live in Northwest Georgia. In the summer, expect it to be so humid you can eat the air for lunch and around the mid 90's thermometer reading (much higher heat index). In the winter, it can get down to low 20's and even teen's, but hovers in regularly the 40-50's.
My garage is not heat/cooled. So the temperature fluctuates in there highly dependent on the outside temp.
I am trying to decide if I should move certain products inside, and if so, which ones?
Thanks!