JackRabbit Slim Member Feb 23, 2013 #1 Should I worry about the room humidity when im drying and if I am what is an ideal humidity to dry in?
Should I worry about the room humidity when im drying and if I am what is an ideal humidity to dry in?
JackRabbit Slim Member Feb 23, 2013 #2 Nevermind, I searched the answer out like a big boy. Just like I should of. Sorry everyone.
Rancho Cucamonga Active Member Feb 23, 2013 #3 LOL Don't be afraid to ask questions. You want temps of 60-75 and an RH of over 50% to 70%. Curing is about the same, you want about 60% RH. 7-10 days dry is average, but the longer you can go the better.
LOL Don't be afraid to ask questions. You want temps of 60-75 and an RH of over 50% to 70%. Curing is about the same, you want about 60% RH. 7-10 days dry is average, but the longer you can go the better.