gear & extreme temp.

little big guy

New member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #1

my "friend" found 10 bottles of prop in his trunk that he had forgotten. it has been there about 6 months and has endured some extreme temp.s 110-40 degrees f'. is it garbage?

 

brew

New member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #2

nope, I'd use it.

 

little big guy

New member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #3

your the chemist right brew?

 

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BiggerStronger

Member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #4

No, He's just wild and crazy. lol.

As the name suggest he likes to "brew" I suppose.

 

TomSizeMore

New member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #5

Don't you heat the gear up to like 200 degrees when cooking it?

 

TomSizeMore

New member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #6

So, why would 100 degree heat even mess with it. It seems to me that it should be pretty stable, right?

 

Glen Whitestone

New member

• Oct 13, 2005

• #7

If it looks stable go for it. I once had some decca that went bad and it turned to a opaque whitish gunk. I shot whatever I could skin off the top!

 

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saudades

Guest

• Oct 13, 2005

• #8

I'd use it. Depending on how long it has been exposed to heat, it might be a little weaker than normal, but it'd still be good.

 

jaywooly

Guru

• Oct 14, 2005

• #9

Agree w/ everyone, I've baked at much higher temps, just not for 6 months at a time, lol.

I def. use it!

 

little big guy

New member

• Oct 15, 2005

• #10

My friend thinks its working just fine. thanks fella's