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kinda misread the website i guess

Heat Tolerance- 300° F for 4 Hours (Highest Test)

so i guess it could last for a little longer and higher heat but theres no point in cooking it like that. it was just a stress test

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Or burned his house down

I'm pretty sure the failure point on most deadners is 300* for 4 hours. That guy probably destroyed his deadner lol

I'm pretty sure the failure point on most deadners is 300* for 4 hours. That guy probably destroyed his deadner lol

4hrs ? I wouldnt do that haha...

that video proves nothing.. too much editing too much opening and closing oven.

not dogging technix or its quality but thats not a good test

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you can heat it up pretty high the more hot the more flex it has and sticks a lot more better .... there is a vid with a guy putting it in a oven for about 4hrs at 350 f just dont microwave it lol

Or burned his house down

I'm pretty sure the failure point on most deadners is 300* for 4 hours. That guy probably destroyed his deadner lol

I'm pretty sure the failure point on most deadners is 300* for 4 hours. That guy probably destroyed his deadner lol

4hrs ? I wouldnt do that haha...

I still wouldnt do that for 4 hrs for many reasons..Deadner will get super soft/Flexible with a hair dryer...Not to mention After 4 hrs, How the hell are you going to apply 350 degree deadner ? With oven mitts ? I would be worried about burrning Myself . Also what is in this deadner, do they have a MSDS sheet ? Idk just for testing then yes the video is cool, rather stupid for applying though IMO

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im not saying to throw the damn thing in the oven then go apply it to your car nobody is obviously NOT gonna do that

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no but from the video my guess is you can heat it up pretty good b4 installing but not heat it up were you can cook eggs on it

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Haha yeah that's a stress test for when it's installed the temps it can take in a car...

Anyways just heat it up a little should be no biggie!

I'd let the car warm up with the heater on so the whole car inside gets warm. Also heats up the panels so they are a little more flexible as well

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I remember a thread a while back and Jon from second skin warned that if you heat it too much with a heat gun it can actually cook the material rendering it useless. iirc

I'm not saying don;t heat it up, be careful that's all.

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