Will tire plug cement freeze?

   / Will tire plug cement freeze? #1  

JDgreen227

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4210 MFWD Ehydro--'89 JD 318
I normally store all the cleaners, waxes, liquids, etc. in my garage to downstairs and indoors long before the temperature goes below 30 degrees late in the year. Just realized that THIS time I forgot to take in the rubber tire plug/patch cement. There are no warnings on the packages (4) that say not to let the contents freeze. Anybody know if it's still usable? Thanks.
 
   / Will tire plug cement freeze? #2  
Mine gets below zero every year, I've never seen it freeze, I think its pretty volatile stuff.
 
   / Will tire plug cement freeze? #3  
Its just rubber cement. I think you will be fine. I have carried a plug kit in each of my trucks for years with no issues.

Chris
 
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#4  
Thanks guys for your input...:thumbsup:
 

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