My garage/shop is unheated and it is cold here now. Every year I take
all the freezeables into the basement to protect them; glue, caulk,
paint, lcd meter, cordless, etc.

This year I thought why bother taking oil-based products inside, "they
won't freeze". So is it OK to leave things like; BLO, danish oil,
varnish and oil-based poly in cold storage?

I have let BLO, danish oil, varnish and oil-based poly freeze without any
apparent damage. This happens every really cold night here in Maine. Not a
problem. In fact caulk, oil based paint, batteries and lcd meter are left
in the shop as well. The only things I remove are glue, water based
finishes and water.

"RayV" wrote in message
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My garage/shop is unheated and it is cold here now. Every year I take
all the freezeables into the basement to protect them; glue, caulk,
paint, lcd meter, cordless, etc.

This year I thought why bother taking oil-based products inside, "they
won't freeze". So is it OK to leave things like; BLO, danish oil,
varnish and oil-based poly in cold storage?

RayV wrote:
My garage/shop is unheated and it is cold here now. Every year I take
all the freezeables into the basement to protect them; glue, caulk,
paint, lcd meter, cordless, etc.

This year I thought why bother taking oil-based products inside, "they
won't freeze". So is it OK to leave things like; BLO, danish oil,
varnish and oil-based poly in cold storage?

I will give you my address here in New Orleans, and I will gladly store
all your finishes for the winter. :-)