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Wanted: Marine Plywood
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I coated the wood after it was cut to size and test-fitted, but before I screwed it down. I coated the top, bottom and sides of the bare plywood. Complete seal. On the Durabak floor, it just needs the Durabak on the top and sides, but I sealed the bottom with epoxy. I also put 5200 silicone in the screw holes when I screwed it down. I may regret that later if I ever need to remove them, but that will be a long, long time since I sealed the wood. All the early rot and most serious failures of wood in marine applications I've seen is at the screw holes or cut-outs for seat bases. I tried to stop the water at its source. So far, so good!

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Bare treated wood on Gunnel:
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Wanted: Marine Plywood - by megabite - 11-29-2012, 11:40 PM
Re: [wiperhunter2] Wanted: Marine Plywood - by Tarponjim - 11-30-2012, 09:37 PM

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