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Only a silly Canadian would wax his car on a day like today. -30 this morning but the sun was hot by 1 pm. Anyway didn't see too many picks with snow in the back ground. Now I can put her away until May.
So instead of "hot waxing" the car, you cold waxed it... Doesn't wax instructions have directions to apply between x and y degrees? I'm pretty sure that -30 (F or C) is not the minimum temp...
So instead of "hot waxing" the car, you cold waxed it... Doesn't wax instructions have directions to apply between x and y degrees? I'm pretty sure that -30 (F or C) is not the minimum temp...
I woke up to -30 waxed it in the afternoon sun at just over the freezing mark. I had to wear cotton gloves and work fast
-30C = -22F I believe.
That's got me beat - I've only got down to -15F so far in the BC interior this year when skiing. My car is a US car and I couldn't be bothered having the dealer flip the switch to celsius, so I'm still operating in farenheit
-30C = -22F I believe.
That's got me beat - I've only got down to -15F so far in the BC interior this year when skiing. My car is a US car and I couldn't be bothered having the dealer flip the switch to celsius, so I'm still operating in farenheit
What is C? Is that Celcius? Who in the world uses that measurement???? ha ha.
The "worst" we get here in NY is maybe 0F, which is what it was this morning so cold cracked my colleagues 550i windshield.