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Poultice Application Temperature

A poultice will work best at temperatures above 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Do not apply poultice below freezing temperatures. CAUTION Do not attempt to heat a poultice. Certain chemicals will ignite or explode when heated. Refer to the MSDS. Read More

Tips for Exterior Poultice Applications

Be sure to cover your poultice with plastic in the case of rain. You may find that the poultice may dry too rapidly outdoors. Try covering with your poultice plastic with a layer of black plastic to block the sun light. TIP To prevent rain from... Read More

Poultices Are Not Just for Stone

A poultice is a chemical mixed with an absorbent material that is applied to a stone or other materials. A poultice can be used on surfaces other than stone. Poultices can be used on a variety of surfaces, including concrete, brick, wood, and even... Read More

How to Apply Poultices to Large Areas

First of all, don’t waste too much time in applying poultices to large areas if it would be easier and cheaper to replace the material. Here are some suggestions for applying poultices to large areas: Use multiple poultices and work in... Read More

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