Strange Request, Looking for Marine Plywood

[Bdarg]

Paxton Lumber has locations around the country and stock marine plywood. they also deal with hardwood lumber and plywood. If you are in Ohio I know that they have a facility there. They also have delivery routes with their own trucks. Last I checked it was often free with a minimum order (easy to do with marine plywood). Here is a link http://www.paxtonwood.com

I have used regular plywood for my boats; luan as well as 1/4 AC pine. Both worked well for low budget boats, which would have been especially nice if they had not handled well.

I used Interlux 1026 to seal the plywood. It works well. I used it on both sides of a piece of scrap and then cut through it after it had cured to see how far it penetrated. It made it all of the way through a 1/4" piece of plywood.

Jamestown Distributors out of Jamestown, RI carries it for about a 1/4 of what the local boat store in Louisville wanted. They also carry about everything else you can imagine for boatbuilding.

http://www.jamestowndistributors.com


INTERLUX 1026 INTERPRIME WOOD SEALER Link

http://www.jamestowndistributors.co...s,Primers.Sealers.Undercoats,Interlux.Sealers

 

[tidalfish]

We need pics of those boats please!

Here is my pirouge ready for the water, (last year)
and my D4 ready for paint (today)

 

[tidalfish]

Here is my pirouge ready for the water, (last year)
and my D4 ready for paint (today)

Sorry here is the pirouge

 

[pgurney]

Very nice!

 

[John]

Wow! Great work.

The reds should be plentiful in March. 68-degrees is the majic water temp, usually achieved in March; after that the Pompano should be here in good numbers, and the Cobia.