roll on bediner in the cold

funkingonutz · Nov 22, 2008

i want to put on my roll on bedliner......but its so damn cold outside!!!
Now i know painting in cold weather is not good, because im a painter
but its like 31 degrees this afternoon and i know painting in anything under 40 the paint wont adhere and/or cure like its suppposed to.
Anyone know if its alright to do this???

Hypnotic Toast · Nov 22, 2008

I was actually wondering the same thing. I'll be interested to see what people say.

ForOffRoadDriving · Nov 22, 2008

id say dont do it. that stuff is too expensive and time consuming to apply it in the cold and then have it come up on you and have to remove and redo it when the weather gets better. i used the herculiner brush on stuff on the bottom of my doors and cab up to the body lines and it looks bad as hell but it takes at least 3 if not 4 coats to get it consistenly bumpy. granted it was a vertical surface i was painting and i had to keep running to a minimum but even when i did the floor on the cab 2 coats seemed like it was still lacking but i was putting a vinyl floor in so i said screw it.

funkingonutz · Nov 23, 2008

yeah i read the back of the can it says apply in temps between 68-90...so i guess 31 does'nt fit in that catagory lol

Destroyer000 · Nov 23, 2008

yeah DONT do it.. same principle as painting.. the stuff doesnt like to adhear very well..

kozak · Nov 25, 2008

It might not adhere well, but still be enough to be a big pain in the ass to remove.

Crunchy · Nov 26, 2008

Find an out-of-the-way corner in a heated parking garage

roll on bediner in the cold

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