Storing detailing products

Theboinkmaster

Hi

I've just moved into a new build so A rated with lots of attic insulation. Due to no shed and limited storage downstairs I've had to out all my detailing products into plastic containers in the attic. I plan on storing them there over next year and using them about once every 2 months.

Concerned could be too warm for the bottled products like srp, egp, de-tar product, fallout remover, tyre gel, glass cleaner, apc etc?

But then again is it any different to storing in shed in warm climate like South Africa?

Curran

Should have no issue - in fact, better there, than in the shed during the winter!

oleras

Theboinkmaster wrote: »

Hi

I've just moved into a new build so A rated with lots of attic insulation. Due to no shed and limited storage downstairs I've had to out all my detailing products into plastic containers in the attic. I plan on storing them there over next year and using them about once every 2 months.

Concerned could be too warm for the bottled products like srp, egp, de-tar product, fallout remover, tyre gel, glass cleaner, apc etc?

But then again is it any different to storing in shed in warm climate like South Africa?

If properly insulated should the attic not be pretty cold in the winter ?
That is unless it is also a liveable space.

Theboinkmaster

oleras wrote: »

If properly insulated should the attic not be pretty cold in the winter ?
That is unless it is also a liveable space.

Maybe you're right - only moved in so in this weather it's boiling, hence my concern.

Maybe you are right and it will be milder in winter, makes sense.

*Kol*

Theboinkmaster wrote: »

Maybe you're right - only moved in so in this weather it's boiling, hence my concern.

Maybe you are right and it will be milder in winter, makes sense.

You can store them in my place. I wont use much of them!!

edburg

I'd maybe keep your clay bar/s seperate, I kept mine in shed for few weeks while I moved house and sorted garage space out few years ago and bars all deformed and stuck to the box's they were in. Pain in ass trying to dig bits out.

Rest should be fine.