Fiberglass

[PaulD]

Is there a limit to how cold it can be before fiberglass cannot be used and let dry ?

[BigAl205]

Are you using polyester or epoxy resin? IIRC, 60 degrees is the lowest temp recommended for polyester and 50 for epoxy. Below that, the curing process stops.

[PaulD]

Guess I will have to wait for some warmer weather

[chad]

Garage+Kerosene heater.. I did mine in the dead of winter... Too much shit in the summer to do to be able to jack with car audio that much.

[PaulD]

I really don't have a heater like that .... it doesn't get that cold here for long periods.

[captainobvious]

I'd recommend 70's or higher. If you have really fresh resin and hardener, maybe you can get away with a lower temp, but it's dicey.

[Keele81]

I use a electric space heater in a box I made out of a sheet of polystyrene insulation & dust tape to cure glass in winter. Not ideal, but it's worked.

[PaulD]

a box like thing with a small heater might work

[chad]

you can buy a refurb kero heater for around 100 dollars... they rock. I used to try it with an electric heater but meh....

[Glenn]

you can buy a refurb kero heater for around 100 dollars... they rock. I used to try it with an electric heater but meh....

Can you use a kerosene heater indoors? If so I need one!