: I appreciate your confirmation. However I am attempting to not use
: stapples. I am only attaching a strip on either side at a time.
: I am actually stripping only the deck. When I lived in Seattle I
: had a fiberglass hull built for me by a kayak builder. At this
: point I have two strips on either side, and then I started
: getting concerned that my work would all fall apart with the
: temp dropping. Thanks again for relieving me of this concern.
: Eric
I didn't know for sure so I went and looked it up. Titebond, which is one of the more common yellow glues says their glue loses strength below 55 degrees. I suspect you'll need to heat the shop space or wait until it's a bit warmer.
I'm about 75 miles west of you, know the temps well.
Bill H.
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