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Does anybody know if the Minwax 2 part 'High Performance' filler can be used in cold temperatures?

It's right at the freezing mark here in Minneapolis today. I really wanted to be out there filling some screw holes but I'm a little worried about how the filler might harden in this temperature.

I looked at the Minwax website information and FAQs about the product and it didn't say anything about temperature usage so I assume it's okay but I'm still holding off for now. I know I should just be patient and wait for it to warm up a few more degrees but I really want to making some progress.

Last night I brought one of the doors in and used some of it in the basement. It worked great but made the whole house smell awful and the wife was not happy.

Anyone have any thoughts?

Thanks, Jay

Most two part fillers/adhesives that I have used, like Bondo and JB Weld will work in low temperatures, but will take a long time to harden. In hot weather, like here in Dallas in July, the stuff hardens too fast.

CD

I think "right at freezing" is a bit low for any wood fillers to stick/set properly...I know your antsy but wait until it warms up a bit...like closer to 60
madjack