micknkatenki
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Hi, 90 SWB Hard Top, have a lot of condensation in the rear, roof, sides etc, is this normal or is there something i can do to stop this. 
90 SWB Hard Top, Condensation in Rear
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Shifty1962
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Its normal in the cold weather.
Only solution is to line the roof and sides with insulating material such as camping mat foam etc.
Only solution is to line the roof and sides with insulating material such as camping mat foam etc.
Pikey
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the only thing with the foam is, once it has soaked all the water up you might be over weight on your rear axle
Camping mat foam doesn't absorb water..
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Hi, 90 SWB Hard Top, have a lot of condensation in the rear, roof, sides etc, is this normal or is there something i can do to stop this.
Be careful going over bumps when its like that, you get soaked
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OxonLandy
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Hi, 90 SWB Hard Top, have a lot of condensation in the rear, roof, sides etc, is this normal or is there something i can do to stop this.
you could either:
a) stop breathing
or b) get some decent insulation
or c) just use ur mirrors and man-skills like the rest of us
RobertOHare
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or get a very large sack of salt in a pillow case and put it in the back . and keep your window open a touch.
the salt will absorb most if not all of the condensation.
the salt will absorb most if not all of the condensation.
blackhadder
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That's LR. Its either leaking in through the roof or doors or floor, or it can't escape and rains on you. Gotta love 'em
Shifty1962
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Fitting a head liner helps but often it just collects the water the sags. I've seen plain old bubble wrap stuck to the roof then fit the headlining which semed to work. Its all about insulation and dew points.
