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For marine-grade plywood, should I go to a lumberyard or a boating
store (we have Boaters World and West Marine nearby)? I guess I would get the same thickness as the current boards. Is there a special type of epoxy to use? I presume that you mean to saturate both the cut edges and top/bottom of new floor boards? This sounds like a lot of work if I then have to varnish too, but maybe it will be worth it if they last a few years. I would like to get another 4 years or so out of the dinghy. The only other problems we have with it is that the finish has become "chalky". |
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