Cold weather Jig use

[OneSpartan]

I have always sprayed my axles outside due to the smell. Yesterday it was really cold, which I didn't think about until my cars were very slow after the prep process. No time for a re-prep so off they went but can someone tell me if they have noticed Jig being temperature sensitive. Could be another variable, but this was all that was different yesterday that I can think of.

Crossing my fingers some magic happens between here and Utah but I'm not terribly optimistic.

 

[Jupiter 2.9]

Don't throw any curve balls out there, we know your cars will be fast. lol
Did you look at the fluid after you laid it on the axles ?

 

[OneSpartan]

Don't throw any curve balls out there, we know your cars will be fast. lol
Did you look at the fluid after you laid it on the axles ?

I did not look at the axles. Just sprayed, put them in the same plastic box I always use and let them sit for about an hour. Guess I'll have to start spraying the Jig indoors.

 

[T-Bone Racing]

I spray indoors usually, but I don’t think it’s temperature sensitive. I could be wrong, but I, pretty sure wherever you spray it should be fine.

 

[Mojo Racing]

It is made in Canada, and it gets pretty cold up there, sooooooooooo...

 

[T-Bone Racing]

It is made in Canada, and it gets pretty cold up there, sooooooooooo...

True. Maybe when you get it back, re-prep it indoors, and then do it again outdoors. Then record the drop off or increase in speed.