Freezing Temps
With winter nearly upon us, I'm wondering about freezing temps and how careful I need to be to prevent our solution from being exposed to temperatures below freezing? Specifically, I wonder if freezing temps would cause some of the suspended particles in the slurry to fall out of suspension when it hits freezing point? Or is this a non-issue? I live in northern Wyoming, where it gets pretty cold (at least on a normal year) and most of my work spaces are un-heated. Obviously I'd need warmer working conditions when actually dipping, but I worry about wasting all these expensive or hard to acquire components by mixing up a slurry only to ruin it if things get too cold in storage? Any insights or experience?
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Landon Michaels
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Freezing Temps
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