Can it be too cold to polish?

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boosteddsm

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Title says it all, I'm just talking using #9, #80, SSR, etc, no products that require drying/hazing/curing. Just got a 7424 and a buncha Propel pads and lots of products and I wanna get busy w/em :D
 
I don't usually work under 45-50 degrees out. I have noticed that on certain carnaubas that cold weather makes things very difficult.
 
Unless there is sun, don't work under 35*. I learned the hard way.



Polishes use heat and abrasives to remove defects. If the panel is freezing you are losing one key element to removing the defects.



So, if the panel is warm (above 40), you are fine.
 
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