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Old 19-09-2017, 06:35   #16
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Re: Does heating hull with heat lamp really get rid of moisture?
If that is the highest reading I would just remove the fitting and if stored indoors let it dry somewhat over the winter then just rebed.

That reading is not really a problem, if you had some of the coring out I bet you would have trouble even feeling moisture in the balsa.

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