angelfj1
Yoda
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Both of my cars, 1959 TR3A and 1968 TR250 are stored in an unheated garage. Last week it rained all day on Thursday, through the night and into Friday morning. By noon time on Friday, it had started to clear and I decided to work on the 3A. To my surprise everything in the engine compartment was covered in dew. I mean it was really soaked. So, I assume that the high humidity caused by the rain condensed on the cold surfaces. I started the car and let it warm up a bit. This helped to dry up the engine compartment. I used a dry microfiber cloth to wipe up the excess dew. The 3A restoration was completed in June and I really want to keep this car in this condition for as long as possible. I can see that continued condensation like I experienced last week will cause considerable corrosion and deterioration of the finish. Although heating the garage is not an option, I could add space heaters under the car or even in the engine compartment. Does anyone have any ideas for solving this condensation issue?
Thanks,
Frank
Thanks,
Frank