Mondial soft top leaked--now what

After we decided to abort the Radnor Hunt Rally midway through, I went home to wash the car--it got filthy at the rally. Anyway, for reasons I don't yet know, water leaked through the top and right onto the center console (never happened before). As soon as I noticed it I dried off the console and used an aircompressor to blow out the water that may have seeped behind the switches. I think I got it all out. However, the warning lights that sit to the right of the gear lever have s a very thin strip of water caught under the plastic, but above the LEDS. Nothing I seem to do will get the water out (its like a microthin layer). Moreover, I remain concerned that some water may remain inside the switches. EVERYTHING works, but is there anything I should be doing?

I was thinking of leaving it outside tomorrow at the car show and letting the sun just bake it dry. However, I am not terribly anxious to expose my leather to four hours of direct sunlight.

Suggestions please...

Thanks

 

Will do right now...Anything else I should be doing?

 

Came out this morning and the water had evaporated under the screen. However, it left a small, but annoying air gap a little smaller than dime sized (again microthin). When you press on it nothing happens so it doesn't look like its containing any water, but rather that I delamatized the plastic. The switches themselves didn't really get that wet. It was mostly in that little pocket that contains the warning strip.

 

How simple a task is it to take the console apart?

 

We took her to the car show today, and it was 92 degrees. It was hotter than fish grease there, so I am sure that anything wet is now dry. Everything still works. I would definitely take the warning strip out to clean it, but only if it is relatively simple. I am not terribly anxious to take apart the entire console.

Thanks for all of your suggestions!

 

LOL--Reading that I realized what an obsessive a$$ I have become. Thanks for taking me down a notch.

FWIW, I left the car out in the sun at the concours...I know, I know, I am a rebel.

As for the switches, everything dried up and looks as good as new---tragedy averted.

But I'll tell you, dreaming about owning something for as long as you can remember and than finally having it can really screw with your head. I didn't realize how obsessive I had become. Hopefully, it will pass after I have owned her awhile. But right now, I feel like the custodian of the Mona Lisa...imagine if I had an F50...I would be locked up in a mental hospital.