The bottom half of my fiberglass door turns white and damp in the winter and is weather protected. Why?
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The bottom half of my fiberglass door turns white and damp in the winter and is weather protected. Why?
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The condition you describe is known as "Blushing". This can occur if moisture permeates the finish. The result is a milky appearance. Does the normal appearance return after the weather warms up?
I would like to thank RS TURNER for answering, but after the door is wiped and dries it does turn milky again. thanks again