Products stored in Garage

[SofaKing]

Good Day All:

As my newbie collection of AutoGeek supplies grow with wax's, cleaners, detailers ect ect I was wondering if those who live in a Cold Climate like Chicago store their products in the house to protect from freezing? If so, I need to start making some room indoors cuz winter will be here before you know and I have to plan!

thanks!

Fussman

[mdb917]

Yes, during the winter I move all my detailing products inside although my garage is heated.

I'm not going to use them during the winter anyway and I figure why take a chance. Just in case I leave the door up accidentally or it's up too long when I'm shoveling snow.

[sal329]

I store all polishes, sealants, wax and clay in a closet inside the house

[HeavyMetal]

Move 'em inside during winter. Most of the products we use should not be allowed to freeze.

[C. Charles Hahn]

My stuff stays in the garage 24/7/365 and I've never had any problems with product going bad.... but my garage never gets below about 40*F.

[mswerb]

I live in Ohio and all my products come into the house for Winter.

[cutter]

Wow, what you guys up North have to deal with

[Pagani Zonda R]

Hi all,

Well, I'm in Montreal (here, winter gets pretty cold, - 13 F would be a normal day of winter) and my stuff stays in the garage (heated to about 59 F) and it is all working perfectly.

But I still enjoy winter and the snow. Just bad for the cars...

[BobbyG]

I would advise that any product which comes in contact with the finish be stored where the ambient temperature is 40F or above.

Your detailing products represent a significant investment and investing 30 minutes or so moving them where there's no danger of freezing is a wise decision.

[Rei86]

My stuff stays in the garage 24/7/365 and I've never had any problems with product going bad.... but my garage never gets below about 40*F.

Yeah but you're garage is pretty f'en amazing looking. Mine isn't heated or cooled so I store all my products but pads inside the house.