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Wood Wing Advice

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kbaxter327

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Well, we have had a bit of a thaw here today (60 degrees in my barn). Not sure what happened yet to cause the problem, but when I went in the barn to check on things my upper wing leading edge was pretty soaked. Sadly, I did not have the finances nor the time to get any kind of protection on the wings after I finished them, before the cold weather set in.


So, what do I do? Do I just let them air dry and HOPE all is well? Am I screwed? So far no warpage has occured.


Thanks in advance!!!
 

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