I have a piece of slightly figured maple measuring 23 x 6 x 3/4 that I wetted and planed last night. However it appears to have dried with a slight (somewhere between 1/32 and 1/64) bow in it (maybe it wasn't planed completely flat either, but it sure looked that way last night). I'd really like it to lay flat w/o going through the whole process again; there is some thickness to spare but I don't want to risk it bowing again/more. Is it realistic to think that if 1/8 shims were placed under the outsides of the board then weighted for a few days that the bow could be negated?
Thanks
Brian Sheeres