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I have a 1983 Bayliner 28.5'. In the V-berth, it has like a thin carpet on
the ceiling. The carpet is very dry. But at the very tip of the V-berth where you have to deliberately look up into, you can see the bottom of the anchor box. There is no carpet on the ceiling. This is a very small area about 3.5 sq ft. A lot of condensation is on the fiberglass and drips down in the cooler months. This is Not water leaking in the boat. What can be done about this? If applying a liner of some sort of carpet like the rest is your answer: Is this stopping the condensation or is it distributing the moisture so much that it is not noticeable to the touch and why did Bayliner not apply it in this area? Thank you! |
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