Re: GBlist: cold, durisol, and surface bonding

[Greg E <gje@metaphasetech.com>]

The Van Wey Family wrote:

> OK,
>
> Still on the thread about surface-bonded durisol walls. First, I
> appreciate all who have contributed to this thread. It has given much to
> think about and consider. The question I now have is more of a "Can I do
> it right now?" question. I am in SW Montana, and while it has been an
> unseasonably warm winter, it is still rarely above 40 deg F right now.

I would say no - its too cold. I don't know anything about durisol but 
many
other masonry coating type products I have worked with recommend at least 
an
air/surface temperature of 50 degrees or higher.

Greg

>
> Can you use the surface bonding materials in these temps, and will any
> surface bonding material work with the durisol. DOes anyone have a
> favorite one, or practical experiences to share about the different
> products available?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Shane Van Wey
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