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December 4th 04, 05:52 AM
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On a slightly different note, it's been seen several times at our club
that it's really BAD to move a glider that's been in a very dry climate to a very humid climate, particularly if it's older gelcoat. The absorption of moisture seems to be the key to having the gel coat come off in LARGE chunks during the year or so after it's been in the moist environment. 
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