Minimum time to filler over epoxy in the sun

[jcmeyer5]

Feel free to tell me I am rushing the process. I am taking the afternoon off to shoot another coat of epoxy in my epoxy-fill-sand process. I know I need to do more fill over it. I am spraying outside, should be around 80. I’d love to be able to get filler on it this evening. I’m guessing that isn’t enough time, even with the sun helping out?

We are running out of good Indiana weather for bodywork and paint.

 

[BrianK]

insurance work - 3 hours would be the minimum at your temps, restoration type work we would like to see over night.

 

[crashtech]

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[jcmeyer5]

Infrared light vs sunlight? I’ve got a few hours left of warm rays. I’ll wait until morning to do my (hopefully) last round of filler

 

[crashtech]

Infrared light vs sunlight? I’ve got a few hours left of warm rays. I’ll wait until morning to do my (hopefully) last round of filler

Sorry I did not elaborate, you mentioned weather as something that would stop your progress, but an inexpensive lamp like that should make it so that some progress could be made no matter the outside conditions.