Nano Skin Help

[Rollingrock]

I haven't used yet, been sitting here for 6+ months just read the instructions and said not to use on paint over 100 degrees?   Um its summer....is this really a restriction? 

[sscully]

I would say yes that is correct.

For those of us that do not live in hell, this is not an issue, even during the summer 

I have not had surface temps that high, but supposition ( from cooler temps to high 80s)  would tell me that the rubber like surface would start to get a bit sticky when trying to wipe the surface.

[Rollingrock]

I would say yes that is correct.

For those of us that do not live in hell, this is not an issue, even during the summer 

I have not had surface temps that high, but supposition ( from cooler temps to high 80s)  would tell me that the rubber like surface would start to get a bit sticky when trying to wipe the surface.

Just had a storm roll through, so the temps dropped to 76...truck isn't hear yet, but figured after a bath and some cool down I will be ok.   

[gipraw]

I just shoot the surface with a laser  thermometer and as long as it is 90 or less I have at it.  Haven't had any issues so far.  It saves me a ton of time on vehicles that aren't in really bad shape.