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wole0911

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432 posts

225 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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Hi Has anybody had the same problem?
ive had to leave my pride and joy outside my garage for a couple of months now i know it leaks a bit of water but not sure where from but my gripe is that the dash has come up all bubbly from the dampness and im just wondering weather to leave it untill the sun comes out and hopefully they will go away or do i go round bursting them all letting the small amounts of water out of them ...They look like tiny little boils!!
And no i cant get it back into my garage anytime soon , i did fit a good quality car cover just before xmas as a temp mesure with all the fancy straps ect but the 80mph winds just wanted to rip it to bits ...roll on summertime!!

AMG Merc

11,955 posts

276 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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wole0911 said:
Hi Has anybody had the same problem?
ive had to leave my pride and joy outside my garage for a couple of months now i know it leaks a bit of water but not sure where from but my gripe is that the dash has come up all bubbly from the dampness and im just wondering weather to leave it untill the sun comes out and hopefully they will go away or do i go round bursting them all letting the small amounts of water out of them ...They look like tiny little boils!!
And no i cant get it back into my garage anytime soon , i did fit a good quality car cover just before xmas as a temp mesure with all the fancy straps ect but the 80mph winds just wanted to rip it to bits ...roll on summertime!!
DO NOT burst the bubbles, leave them alone as they may just reform perfectly in the warm weather. if you burst them you've had it!

Re the car cover, make sure it's "breathable" and always strap in down. Not tight fitting as you want it to bellow in the wind as this moves air across the body which is good.

JBliss

1,149 posts

180 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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The car cover was your problem!

F.C.

3,899 posts

231 months

Sunday 12th January 2014
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Get the cover off or you will get paint blisters forming on your body work as well, this is caused by trapped moisture freezing and expanding this is peculiar to GRP/composite cars. (ask any Lotus owner).
As Rob says do not mess with any blisters, they can and most likely will "disappear" in their own time.

wole0911

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432 posts

225 months

Tuesday 14th January 2014
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Ok thanx 4 the replys i wont touch them!!!
I have put one of those small electric dehumidifiers in it 2day hopefully that might sort it out....

wole0911

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432 posts

225 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Thank God for that Dehumidifyer worked a treat all bubbles now going or gone!!!