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I'm running out of space in my heated garage for product storing, i have a 6 ft x 4 ft double door metal storage closet outside in the rear yard under an awning....

Any product/products that i should definitely not put outside in cold / freezing weather with out permanent damage???

i need space terribly

:)
 
I wouldn't put any of my chemicals outside in freezing temps. I would consider what else you could move outside besides your car care products. They like to stay inside where it isn't freezing!:D
 
:iagree: It's 15 degress here right now and all of my products have been stored in my warm basement since Fall. As Meghan said think about putting your equipment or other non-chemical things in the outside storage.
 
WARNING! Do not put them in the wife's dinning room. Don't worry about me the rest of you just try to save yourselves.
 
AL417 said:
:iagree: It's 15 degress here right now and all of my products have been stored in my warm basement since Fall. As Meghan said think about putting your equipment or other non-chemical things in the outside storage.
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Maybe my wifes car?? :DTHANKS responders.
 
Meghan said:
I wouldn't put any of my chemicals outside in freezing temps. I would consider what else you could move outside besides your car care products. They like to stay inside where it isn't freezing!:D
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Hey Meghan im in south Florida... And when is it frezeing againIm the MAN JK but last week it did get down to the 40,s dident it..... I remember because i was frezeing out there doing cars:buffing:
 
The bulk of my products are in the house. My garage gets way too cold. I always carry one of those milk crates with QD's (3 diffrent brands) ,rubber dressing, spray wax, apc, Adams undercarrage spray,
Wheel cleaner, (rims only). I don't want any of this stuff to freeze either,so if it's been cold a few days in a row (like in Ohio now) I just grab the crate on my way in from work at night. Whoops! Gotta Go wash the ride, the suns out!
 
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