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Dan Listermann wrote:
I have a 14" heavy duty john boat. The boat came with foam under a thin metal deck. The foam was saturated with water and disintegrated. I don't think I can get the exact same foam thickness to reinstall the metal deck and I don't care for the look of the metal sheeting. I realize that marine plywood would be best, but it is hard to find and is expensive. I would need two sheets. Is treated 1/2" plywood acceptable? I think you will find in the long run it is a false economy. My brother made a canoe out of treated plywood and within a couple of years it was unusable. It rotted from the inside and delaminated. If you are going to spend the time spend the extra money. |
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