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Amongst a very learned treatise on canoe materials, riverman wrote:
Some boats, like Coleman, use a very thin layup of ABS to save weight, and aluminum tubes to help it keep its shape. This is bad. Colemans are/were made of RAM-X polyethylene, not ABS, which is a different material altogether. The second sentence is correct. Steve |
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