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I usually buy walmart out of all of their large damp rid pales and put them in the cuddy. Better than nothing. i dont shrink wrap my boat, but it sits in storage with cover on and all the doors shut. This year, i took the cushions out to allow it to air out a bit more.
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Originally Posted by Joeyboost
(Post 4882883)
26' cuddy cabin boat how many of these do you think I would need 2?
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Originally Posted by techman
(Post 4882800)
If you have access to an electrical outlet when your boat is in layup, use one of these inside. Work great for keeping things dry,
https://www.davisinstruments.com/col.../air-dryr-1000 -OR- https://www.davisinstruments.com/col...s/air-dryr-500 Fair warning though... it keeps the interior and canvas warm and dry... which is a stray cat magnet. Before building my garage, I always had neighborhood cats on top of my boat during Winter months. It drove me crazy from all the cat hair on black canvas. |
I have always used the damprid buckets when wrapping my boats. Never had a single moisture issue. The buckets always had about 1" of water collected in them by spring time.
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