How dry should walls be before sheetrock?
We are building a detached shop building, and do not have the permanent heating system installed yet. The exterior siding is on, and the interior walls have been insulated. The roof trusses are still open. We recently began heating with a kerosene heater, with windows open and several large box fans to circulate the air. There is a noticeable amount of moisture behind the insulation, but we are hearing that it is OK to sheetrock now even though the walls have moisture. I believe that this moisture will dry out in time, but much more slowly if we put up the sheetrock. To speed it up we would need to pull out the insulation to expose the wall surfaces.
My question: is it OK to close up with sheetrock with damp walls behind the insulation?