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I have a set of plans for a Glen-L TNT and I've decided to build it.
The question is what kind of plywood or plywood substitute? The marine grade ply of 20 or 30 years ago seems to be history......... What else should I consider using? The finished boat will be used as a knock about, not a show piece with forty coats of varnish. It will be USED as a boat, so I think the inner plywood could merely be varnished yearly, the outer skin should be glassed from chine to chine or maybe from gunnel to gunnel. What combination of products do you experienced boat builders recommend? I'm located in the Twin Cities and that might affect some of the choices. TIA |
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