Where to buy Starboard
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I plan to replace all of the old plywood on my Formula with Starboard.
I know ZERO about this stuff !! Where to buy and how much does it cost compared to marine plywood?
Thanks
I know ZERO about this stuff !! Where to buy and how much does it cost compared to marine plywood?
Thanks
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Ayuh,.... It co$t$ many, Many times more than plywood,....
Are you talkin' 'bout usin' it to replace the plywood in the hull,..??
I donno how well it'll hold/ bond to the fiberglass,...
Are you talkin' 'bout usin' it to replace the plywood in the hull,..??
I donno how well it'll hold/ bond to the fiberglass,...
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Boat supply house and my local HOme Depot has small sheets. 4' X 4' there is $40 something bucks. It's also much heavier than plywood. If you're not using for a load bearing structure consider using Structural PVC board. I did so for a bench seat rebuild. I don't know where to source though as the vinyl shop provided the pieces.
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http://surfixinc.com/
he's up in here in palm bay,
larry the owner nice guy sells the stuff very reasonable any size you need up to a sheet
cuts w/ circular saw, drills nice, routes nice, not much bonds to it, cleans up nice.
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i used it to make the rear seat insert, and a split seat fishin station on my searay.
you can weld starboard you buy starboard rod and a hot air thingy the welds look like they were tigged, or they can be smooth
he's up in here in palm bay,
larry the owner nice guy sells the stuff very reasonable any size you need up to a sheet
cuts w/ circular saw, drills nice, routes nice, not much bonds to it, cleans up nice.
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i used it to make the rear seat insert, and a split seat fishin station on my searay.
you can weld starboard you buy starboard rod and a hot air thingy the welds look like they were tigged, or they can be smooth
Last edited by outonsafari; 02-15-2017 at 02:56 PM.