Paint Correcting Temperature

[dpevans]

Buy some plastic sheeting and hang it up to minimize the space to need to heat.

[Nth Degree]

A few Halogen lights will warm it up, just not quickly. Friction will warm things up pretty quick in terms of the polishing. A blow dryer on the panel for a few seconds beforehand will help.

[oboroballa03]

Here's some good temperature information:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...-sealants.html


Bob

Thanks for that link it was pretty informative

[oboroballa03]

A few Halogen lights will warm it up, just not quickly. Friction will warm things up pretty quick in terms of the polishing. A blow dryer on the panel for a few seconds beforehand will help.

I thought about the polishing possibly heating things up a lil its startin to seem it might just take a lil more time to do the job in colder temps but possible

[dmayer]

I bought a small propane torpedo looking heater and it heats up a 2-car garage nicely. In the Chicago area in January, I can start it and go out in a half hour in a couple of layers of clothes and work on the car. I can go through a 20lb tank of propane in a couple of weekends though, maybe quicker. I can start it and get the garage warm though and then shut it off for a while. Also you can purchase larger tanks than 20lb that will last longer and then have those filled up when they run out.