what is the coolest temperature to to do flat glass?

[blazux]

Hi folks:

For those who know Canada, We are already in cold temperature. few days ago we got a drop of temperature-15 o C, I have scheduled some appointement before the tem dropped;pnow it is kind of coldish, I am wondering if I have to cancel all the jobs as the night temp drop below 0 o celsius, I ma a fraid that the water below the film will iced instead of dry.

What do you thing ?

[Guest vclimber]

If your water bottles are not frozen, then go for it.

Just make sure you squeegee extra good.

[Guest rcjello]

I would think the warmth in the house would keep your liquid liquid. Use a bunch of paper towels and hard cards.

[Slick]

long as ya get as much water out as possible, shouldnt be a problem...I've done windows at -30 C. Just dont limp wrist it.

[blazux]

That is good to know I have been afraid for nothing

regards,

Reason for edit: Irrelevant link that has already been posted, please don't spam the forum, thanks.

[Tinitman]

Do NOT use hot or warm water unless you want to watch the glass crack.

As long as the water does not freeze on the glass, install away

[suntint]

Gotta empty those tanks and not leave water in them while they are in your truck overnight. Otherwise will take a while to thaw after a cold Canadian night.

[Guest darkdan]

Single pane, around freezing maybe a bit below.

Dual pane, just about any temp.

[blade]

I've had moisture on single panes freeze after install. told 'em to leave 'em alone and let the film cure. film cured just fine.

[TintWizard]

long as ya get as much water out as possible, shouldnt be a problem...I've done windows at -30 C. Just dont limp wrist it.

..and as mentioned above..single pane will give you grief..not that there's many single pane to do in Canada