[alberg30] Cabin surfaces etc.

[Guy Lalonde]

If you are going to go for plywood, go for marine grade plywood usually found in specialty wood yards (not in Home Depot). Marine grade plywood usually is mahogany, the glue between the layers is waterproof, there are usually more layers for the same thickness and there are no voids in the layers. Expect to pay a lot more than regular plywood.

Or you could go for teak faced plywood.

Guy
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  What is a good material to replace the galley working surface and settee surfaces. Tait Tait has a white plastic covered particle board with unsealead edges that has stated to swell and looks a mess.I thought exterior quality plywood for the settees, sanded stained and varnished,but couldn't find anything suitable for the galley in Home Depot.
  Does anyone have any experience of  composite material propellors?
  Peter Amos
  Tait Tait #478
  p.a.amos at tesco.net
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