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Andrew Butchart inscribed in red ink for all to know:
Autumn has definately arrived here along with colder temperatures. I have a couple of gallons of polyester resin that I'd rather not move into the house. It's in a plastic pail right now and the "scent" tends to spread. I've tried putting the pail into a garbage bag but can still smell it. Would it be harmed if I just left it in the shed and the temperature falls well below freezing? I'm hoping for enough nice days to finish my hull but can't count on it. Andrew B Actually, storing it in a cool or cold place is one of the best things you can do to preserve it. Styrene freezes at -31 C, so you will likely be well above its freezing point. But even if it did freeze, it does not swell when freezing, so there is no risk of bursting the container. bob |
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