Im up north and it’s quite cold out currently. -12 degrees Celsius this morning.
I have a Graphene Ceramic Kit on it’s way. My car is in the garage, and do have a large propane space heater to warm the garage - which I plan to use when applying the coating. Should be fairly toasty in there.
but I’m not able to heat the garage past the application tbh. Once the product is applied, is it okay to turn off the heaters and let the temp in the garage sink back to around zero (Celsius). Or will this cause issues with the curing process?
side note - once the coating is done. What should I be spraying onto the car? Is Adam’s detail spray okay? Or does it have to be Graphene detail spray? Are they’re any detailing products that should be avoided?
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Hi guys,
Im up north and it’s quite cold out currently. -12 degrees Celsius this morning.
I have a Graphene Ceramic Kit on it’s way. My car is in the garage, and do have a large propane space heater to warm the garage - which I plan to use when applying the coating. Should be fairly toasty in there.
but I’m not able to heat the garage past the application tbh. Once the product is applied, is it okay to turn off the heaters and let the temp in the garage sink back to around zero (Celsius). Or will this cause issues with the curing process?
side note - once the coating is done. What should I be spraying onto the car? Is Adam’s detail spray okay? Or does it have to be Graphene detail spray? Are they’re any detailing products that should be avoided?
thanks!
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