T-88 epoxy

Ok, so you build a wooden airplane, and it actually flies. You park it
for the winter and the temp
gets down below zero, alot....
Does this hurt the T-88 epoxy glue? Would the constant below zero temp
to close to 100
each six months do any damage or weekness?
Lou

Dear Lou,

The basic answer is 'no.' But only when a host of assumptions are
valid, such as promising to never dip your zero-degree-cold wooden
airplane into boiling water and so forth.

That isn't a joke, by the way. Marvelous as epoxies are they don't
even come close to resorcinol when it comes to durability. The FPL has
a number of papers on this subject. (Using FPL-16A as part of the seed
will help narrow down the search.)

But on the whole, once the bond has formed and the structure sealed,
low temperatures are not a problem.

-R.S.Hoover