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Say you want to drive the moisture out of gelcoat. I've used a heat
gun to do it and was surprised at how much water came out. So, what would a high power microwave unit do? Water absorbs the microwaves much better than the polyester so it would get hot and come out. This would avoid the months of waiting for a hull to dry if you are repairing blisters (a real scam as blisters are not a real problem). |
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