Well we pulled back on the run due to condensation build up. The weather played a big role in this! I can could the hours of sun we saw not by the day, but by the 8day run.. Man did it rain!
I have exposed tube steel on my ceiling and the water vapor just collected to the pint of raining inside. I have plenty of windows, a ceiling fan and 3 portable fans, so I can move air, yet if it's as much water in the outside air.. that's an issue.
Been reading up on Elastomeric paint coating for the outside and thermal paint for the inside. Wanted the exposed beam look, but it seems I will have to install a headliner.
I have a Fiberglass (Kalwall) enforced panel roof that I do need to coat better, so the Elastomeric paint will happen. Would like something oil based is it exists. I have a very good oil based primer that's working on the FG panels and can coat the elastomeric over.
Inside I may paint the exposed steel again (have rust inhibitor on it now) with the thermal paint. I think just insulating and adding the headliner would it, but I saw so much, I want to be sure!
I'm also going to pack some of that RidX or Baking soda to help with the issue.
Any thoughts of other ways or better product to passively control (or low power consumption) moisture?