[MessaboutW] Aquatek Marine Plywood -- Super Deal
Hank
I would be interested in good plywood deals, Cal. Been thinking about building a teardrop trailer with marine ply. Hank Burroughs in Salem
On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 4:28 PM, lendercal@... [MessaboutW] <MessaboutW@...> wrote:
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lendercal@...
Hi, Hank -- I have several orders to process as of my first post on this today. If you can figure how many sheets you need, I will get with my guys tomorrow and sort out the starting up process. The thickness is needed of course, and enough sheets that everything matches as possible. On a trailer you will need enough extra to match varnished areas, probably. The ones i got so far have a nice light swirly grain, lighter color than I expected, should make a better finish than the darker colors, for inside boats or trailers. I can also ask for matched grain, but depends on how much of which thickness desired -- is on hand at the time. Let me know and i can get on it, thanks, ------ Cal
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Hank
It will be a while as I need to coordinate with my son who lives in Bend and only gets by about once a month. Also need to know where to pick up the wood to see what that will cost. Do they have 5 ft wide plywood? Thinking 4 mm to make wall and roof sandwich with foam insulation. Hank
On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 8:58 PM, lendercal@... [MessaboutW] <MessaboutW@...> wrote:
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Billy
Hank ,
what type of ply were you looking for to build your teardrop Trailer with? I know Cal mentioned you too me today when he stopped in. Billy
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Welcome aboard, Billy! It's nice to have a boatbuilding materials supplier here.
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On Thu, 18 Feb 2016 13:17:48 -0800, Billy wrote:
Hank , what type of ply were you looking for to build your teardrop Trailer with? I know Cal mentioned you too me today when he stopped in. --
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Hank
Welcome to coots group, Billy. My thought is to use very thin (4mm or less) to cover a foam core for the walls and roof of the teardroop. I am a 4 season camper so need extras protection in winter but want a woody look. Do you have 5 ft wide marine plywood? Also planning possible use of 4 foot wide panels if the 5 is too expensive. Thanks for the email Hank
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 1:17 PM, tractor211@... [MessaboutW] <MessaboutW@...> wrote:
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