Infoseepage #StopGazaGenocide@thatkatharine Did some light reading and most silicones will have little change to their flexibility down to safely around 35 degrees below zero C. You might get ~1.5% shrinkage at that temperature. There's a change that usually occurs around -45 degrees C where it will become harder and less flexible, but it's actual glass transition temperature is like -120c. Silicones are generally known for their wide range of temperature applications.
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