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When used with our SnoBlox, SnoJax II & IceJax, the SureBond EverSeal SB-190 requires at least 672 hours (28 days) of cure time with temperatures of 50 Fahrenheit or above to adequately cure prior to being subject to a snow load. The curing process does not have to take place all at one time however it is essential that a cumulative total of at least 672 hours of 50 F. is attained. The adhesive is not ruined in cold weather, instead it just enters a dormant stage until temperatures rise above 50 F. In many instances the delay caused by cold weather can actually double or triple the 28 day curing period.
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What is the curing time of the SureBond EverSeal SB-190?
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