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12-27-2004, 01:36 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Springfield, MO
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painting minimum temperatures
I had been working just as fast as possible well living here in the great state of Missouri I missed painting this fall cause the temps dropped. Well I am ready and waiting the warm weather.
This week it is supposed to be 60 - 65 outside temp. I can heat my shop up above that but will need to open the doors to exhaust the air as I am painting. the temp wont stay or be at this outside temp very long. Once complete and aired out I can close shop and fire up the heater again and get it nice and warm. Should I wait till spring or chance it. I have worked very very hard to this point Thanks Dave
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