off the wall question

[brans87]

So Raptor liner needs to be sprayed in 68 degrees or above, but ever nice day I seem to have work etc. So what about warming garage to 68 degrees or more to finish a final coat on front section and to do tail gate?
With work,2 kids now getting anything done seems impossible right now so looking at options.

 

[76k5blazerr]

Sounds like it would work to me. I mean 68 degrees is 68 degrees, be it outside or inside.

 

[brans87]

yeah but a pain to spray inside since so freaking tight with K5 in there,frame for wife's 67 c10 with motor and trans on jack stands and then the 67 cab inside with all my tools etc. Not impossible to spray just more of a pain I world say might have to do it in 2 steps (step one finish floors let dry and roll out,step 2 do tailgate in garage let dry and reinstall on truck.

 

[76k5blazerr]

Gotta do what you gotta do

 

[76k5blazerr]

I hope your garage is not attached to your house like mine is, I made the mistake of rolling on herculiner in the garage. Smelled up the entire house. Family was not happy... That stuff smells strong too.

 

[nvrenuf]

You might want to let the truck stay in the warm garage a while so the body is warm too, not just the air around it.

 

[ryoken]

it's substrate temp that really matters.. get the truck hot, than pull it outside if need be..

and just for the record.. 68 is a guideline.. you'd be fine shooting it if it's 60, it's a catalyzed product...