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![]() I would remove the wood and paint all the interior surfaces with a marine paint or other reef friendly paint. As well add in a fan to remove the moisture.
Adding ventilation now without removing the mold is a health risk. Depending on the variety of mold it can be extremely toxic and you do not want to be releasing those spores into your house. So, get that out first.
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Chad Last edited by Chad; 07-19-2006 at 06:23 PM. |
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![]() I agree with Chad, paint the wood with marine paint. Putting in a vent will allow some air cirulation which will help too.
Seeing as you have to take down the wood to paint it, might want to replace it if the wood was really modly. |
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![]() Can anyone expand on 'marine paint' with brand and where to buy?
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![]() I used Epoxy Paint from Home Depot. After 3 coats it dries to a plastic like finish. Worked great.
Brand was Sico. Super White epoxy gloss finish. ![]() |
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![]() Go to a hardware store that sells paint, they can show you the marine paint.
Rona, Home Depot, etc. |
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![]() Excellent - thanks for the detail.
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![]() Just to be absolutely sure you've actually killed all of the mold, I would first scrub it vigoursly with a bleach solution and then wait until it completely dries out (should get the fan and venting in there ASAP) before painting it.
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