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Just realized my stubbornness about a cold joint cost me half a day
Everyone says you can work a cold joint for up to 90 minutes, but I pushed it to 2 hours on a garage slab in July heat. The surface was already set like rock, and I spent 4 extra hours grinding and patching to make it right. Has anyone else had a cold joint go bad way faster than the usual advice?
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blair_allen8d ago
That July sun cooks everything twice as fast.
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blake3028d ago
Notice how it even changes the air itself. It gets thick and heavy, like you're walking through hot soup. Makes me wonder if that's why everything feels slower in July, not just the cooking.
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