The situation is that many suppliers are making the claim that their plywood
is of marine grade.
I do not take any chances I ask for a sample piece and give it the boiling
test.
My daughter build a 12 foot sailing dinghy using 5 ply's marine plywood at
more than $100.00 per sheet. Further to that I told her to encapsulate the
plywood pieces and the finished boat three time with epoxy and she did. Her
friend build the same boat with so call marine plywood and only epoxy the
finished boat once. Both boat have been store outside during cold Canadian
winter under snow and hot summer. It has been 12 years now my daughter's
boat look as new while her friend's boat rotten and had to be disposed five
years ago.


"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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wrote:

Marine plywood is not well defined in every day life.

When my supplier opens up the unit imported from France, he is in the
marine plywood section of the warehouse.

Seems the French are major suppliers of marine plywood.

BTW, if you need marine plywood, don't waste your time trying to find a
substitute.

Just bend over and hope they use Vasoline.

Lew