streetdaddy
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I got the day off and my floor prep is done .It's raining outside. Can I still put down the polyurethane? Or should I wait?
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Put down poly when it's raining?
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malibu101
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Is the humidity now (and until cured) within the manufacturers specs?
I don't not know nothing about coatings- But I think I'd wait.
I don't not know nothing about coatings- But I think I'd wait.
LegacyIndustrial
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The reason you don't want to install coatings in the rain:
A fine accumulation of moisture can occur. So slight you may not realize it's there. This moisture can act like a bond breaker, causing failure. Wait it out.
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A fine accumulation of moisture can occur. So slight you may not realize it's there. This moisture can act like a bond breaker, causing failure. Wait it out.
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Jazz1
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The reason you don't want to install coatings in the rain:
A fine accumulation of moisture can occur. So slight you may not realize it's there. This moisture can act like a bond breaker, causing failure. Wait it out.
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what he says...same reason I don't wet my floor before painting a vehicle.