Re: Da$^$%# Luan and Garbage Glue
- From: "Ed Edelenbos" <eded@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 23:51:25 -0400
There ARE voids. It isn't spec'ed as no-void. Typically they are very
small. Pretty often, they can be filled with (waterproof) glue or a
combination of glue and sawdust, or paint even. Given the proper level of
care, a luan boat can last for years... many years. If the use (or abuse)
of the boat dictates alternative materials, don't be a cheapskate. Buy
better plywood. Sheesh.
Ed
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