How Long do I Let Sealant dry/vent for?
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Thanks for the quick reply!
I have had the basking light running it's normal 14-15 hour cycle for 2 days now, as well as had a fan blowing on it for 24 hours.
My nose is not great... So I'm not the best judge of if there are still fumes or not! Which is my biggest concern! I don't want to put my little guy in an unsafe enclosure!
I have had the basking light running it's normal 14-15 hour cycle for 2 days now, as well as had a fan blowing on it for 24 hours.
My nose is not great... So I'm not the best judge of if there are still fumes or not! Which is my biggest concern! I don't want to put my little guy in an unsafe enclosure!
Close it up if you can, let it bake with the lights for a few hours, then stick your head in there and see if it smells different than the air outside of it. Or have someone else. I still was smelling my product over a week later, and it said it would be fully cured in 48 hours!
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