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Default Marine Plywood?

Go with rotary cut Sapele. It is reasonably rot resistant, much more so
than Occume or Gaboon. It is about as strong as Fir but without the
checking issues.

It costs about 2 times what Occume or Fir costs. If you plan to keep the
boat...go with the best materials and you won't have to do this job again.


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