Amina

Brilliant! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Im looking into this now. Very much appreciated!

I really don't want to take the chance with thousands invested in product. If it was a few 4oz bottles, then, maybe (?). But I pretty much own every liquid Tandy has available and then some. I have $800 invested in a finisher and $2000 in Angelus alone. Id rather be safe than devestated. It really did take me a long time to build up that much stock. Just thought this would be helpful for someone else, possibly someone working out of a garage or thinking of putting items in storage.

Hello! Has anyone ever seen or made a list of items involved in leatherworking that you should never allow to freeze? I live outside of Dallas and I work out of a early 1900's house on my property. It is brilliant for leatherworking except it is not heated. We are expecting our first freeze of the season tomorrow. This is the first winter that Ive been compleatly moved into the old house. Previous winters I always have had a climate controlled building. The list I have so far... DO NOT Allow to Freeze: Eco Flo Gel Antique Eco Flo Cova Color Eco Flo Leather Weld Any Eco Flo Dyes Angelus Paints Angelus Finishers Freezing does not adversely affect product performance: Fiebing's Pro Dyes Fiebing's Leather Dye Fiebing's Saddle Lac Fiebing's Mink Oil Liquid Fiebing's Deglazer Fiebing's Edge Kote Does anyone have anything else to add? Though Im sure you all have climate controlled work areas! All the best!