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| Gaboon ply for transom I'm currently planning on using gaboon marine ply as the core in the transom of my sterndrive powerboat. Core will be 3 layers of 15mm ply with a total of 6 layers of 0/90 & +/-45 FRP either side, for a total thickness of about 51mm. Any thoughts / comments on the use of gaboon?
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| I used meranti on mine.(sailboat) Was told, slighty more durable than gaboon.Heavier tho'. Saturated with epoxy and similar layup, around 6mm each side. |
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