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Markus,
I tend to agree with 'dad'. In fact I'll go one better {Cheaper}. I have had excellent results using 'waterproof' Lauan. NOT the 'Borg Special' at $9.95 a sheet, but close. I went to a local hardwood dealer {lumberyard} and asked for the stuff. Made ABSOLUTELY sure we were talking about the same thing. $14.95 a sheet for decent looking 1/4in material. I KNOW the pram lasted 7 years - the buyer contacted me to replace the skeg that the {house} movers had sheered off !! The hull & transoms were sheathed with 6oz cloth and epoxy. The hull was primed & painted, the transoms {3/4in Lauan}were varnished. Then primed & painted interior was primed & painted. Regards & Good Luck, Ron Magen Backyard Boatshop "dadiOH" wrote in message news:TL5Yg.291$6D3.271@trnddc01... wrote: Hi, I am a newbie to boat building. I have started my first project, a small D5 Dingy, SNIP I will threat the whole boat with Fiber and Epoxy . . . SNIP Doesn't much matter as it is just a base for the glass & epoxy. |