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| Replacing wood stringers I have a 41' Roughwater gutted fiberglass hull. I have to replace the original mahogany stringers and I would like to reuse wood with epoxy encapsulation. They are roughly 1 1/2" wide and 8" tall. What would be the wood of preference? |
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| i'm no expert but all i've heard is spruce, fir, and marine also i think white oak not red oak because from what ive heard the critters love red oak just my thought of the day whats yours? |
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| If you are planning on using epoxy, oak is a bad choice. The acids in it break down the bond. Fir, yellow pine are readily available good options.
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