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Glenn Ashmore wrote:
As often as I hear the words "Door Skins" I have never found a place to actually buy any. The plywood refereed to as "door skins" is actually a type of mahogany. It's called Luan, and if it were refereed to as a type of mahogany it wouldn't be looked down on. This is really wonderful stuff. I've built several small boats from it. waterproof glue, rot resistant, tight, few voids. If you pick the right piece, it looks great varnished. It is the right material for a headliner backing. Don't know why people think it's substandard. It's at Home Depot, they sell it everywhere. |
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