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General advice wanted: Working outside in very cold temps.

I started this heater core project when the outside temps were in the 50s.

What I wasn't prepared for were the cold temps that hit a couple of nights ago. I was outside scrambling in an attempt to finish the task so I could drive the car the next day, only to have to give up once my hands stopped working. (I found out that it was about 27 degrees F outside when I got inside.)

I'd appreciate any tips or tricks anyone can offer me for doing any kind of work in cold temps/snow. Unfortunately for me, I don't have a garage, the car is on the street, and I can't put this job off until the weather gets a bit warmer.

One of the problems is that my free time typically comes very late in the evening (usually between midnight and 4:00am), and that just happens to be the coldest part of the night.

Any advice is greatly appreciated, as always.






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New General advice wanted: Working outside in very cold temps.
posted by  Dylan Berichon  on Mon Nov 28 21:47 CST 2005 >


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