A temp too cold to apply Dicor?
I have to put a lot of Dicor down to seal up a solar panel project sometime between now and end of March. Camper is in the garage right now. I'm keeping the Dicor in the house to stay warm so it...
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Stickdog, Dicor doesn’t give ANY directions on temperature application on the tube. The only mention of temperature on their website is that it’s fully cured in 30 days at a temperature range of 50°-70°.
Dicor Lap Sealant is a petroleum based product, so you don’t have to worry about it freezing. The colder the temp, the more flow problems you’ll have and the rougher the finished surface will be. For those reasons I would want it to be above 40°, though you could obviously go lower (especially on a small job). Be sure your surfaces are clean and dry.
Dicor Lap Sealant is a petroleum based product, so you don’t have to worry about it freezing. The colder the temp, the more flow problems you’ll have and the rougher the finished surface will be. For those reasons I would want it to be above 40°, though you could obviously go lower (especially on a small job). Be sure your surfaces are clean and dry.
