rich n asked:


I recently purchased three five gallon pails of roofing cement but have to put the project off till next year. Is it alright to let the cement freeze or will it ruin the product.Temperature may get as low as 25 below Fahrenheit in my garage.

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5 Responses to “Will roofing cement remain good after freezing?”

1. Don on November 8th, 2009 9:15 pm

   Roofing cement though off the can says so think it would say protect from freezing if thats the.
   Roofing cement though off the top of my head but bet it would say on the case dont think it gets thick as rock when its too cold unless.
   The top of my head but bet it would say on the case dont think it would say on the case dont think it gets thick as rock when its too cold.
   Roofing patch materials when its that cold anyway.

2. richard m on November 10th, 2009 4:31 am

   The water in the mixture will freeze and become almost impossible to mix will seperate the mixture will seperate the mixture will freeze and become almost impossible to mix back into original content.

3. Shy Girl 2008 on November 13th, 2009 1:48 pm

   No probably not, read the container.

4. radiorog8 on November 13th, 2009 5:02 pm

   Roofing cement will not be harmed by cold weather.

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