Hello all,
My workshop is in a Detached 1-1/2 car garage and I live in the Buffalo, NY area so it's a bit cold out there. I have a propane space heater I use to get it so I don't have to wear gloves while I work but that's about it.
I am building a play table for my Son out of Birch Ply and I want to apply some sort of protective finish on it. Everything I have looked at so far needs the temperature to be around 70 degrees. That is just not going to happen unless I manage to get my wife to let me apply the finish in the living room...:laughing: even then I would have to somehow keep the dog and cats off it while it dries.
So, does anyone have a suggestion?
Thanks,
Mike
My workshop is in a Detached 1-1/2 car garage and I live in the Buffalo, NY area so it's a bit cold out there. I have a propane space heater I use to get it so I don't have to wear gloves while I work but that's about it.
I am building a play table for my Son out of Birch Ply and I want to apply some sort of protective finish on it. Everything I have looked at so far needs the temperature to be around 70 degrees. That is just not going to happen unless I manage to get my wife to let me apply the finish in the living room...:laughing: even then I would have to somehow keep the dog and cats off it while it dries.
So, does anyone have a suggestion?
Thanks,
Mike