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OK, I'll try it on just a couple of boards to see if it works. That is, I'll try it on a couple of boards in a couple of months when it's not in the 90's and humid.
Actually, hot weather with high humidity would be a good time to try it -- as far as the wood is concerned. Rough on you, though. You want to get the wood as moist as possible, as deeply into the wood as possible, then you DON'T want it to dry out too fast.
Old time shipwrights used to put oak ribs into steam boxes and cook 'em 'til they were almost like spaghetti. Then they'd bend 'em around rigid forms to the shape of the hull they were framing, and fasten them in place until they cooled and dried. They did the same thing with mahogany planks for the outer skin of the hull.