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Best way to dry a boat out
Went on a road trip this weekend with the boat and got caught in a TON of rain while traveling. Just wondering what you guys do to air them out and dry them if you get soaked. Right now I have it under the car port with all the floor lockers open, back seat flipped up, engine cover open and the cuddy door and windows open. Any other ideas?
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Same as you are doing but add sunlight and breeze if possible. Do not cover up.
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Originally Posted by BillR
(Post 3962437)
Same as you are doing but add sunlight and breeze if possible. Do not cover up.
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Maybe get fan in there to circulate some air.
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see if one of the body shops on your route has a heated paint booth you can stick it in for a few hours.. or out in the sun would be best..
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Yea a fan will dry things up much faster
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Get a small heater/fan combo. It will provide dry air. Careful, make sure there is a safety cut off if it tilts.
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Go to a body shop and ask them how much they want to bake it for 2 hours.
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Dehumidifier in the boat with the cover on. Will suck the moisture out fast.
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When it stops raining...SUN SUN SUN. Sun kills any mold spores and other spunk that'll be starting to grow too. Should have had it up here last week, it'd be bleached white by now from the heat and sun :drool:
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