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Old 01-11-2008, 04:02   #1
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Epoxy, mahogany core
Found a nice boat at about the right price but not familiar with this epoxy, mahogany core method of construction, where does it stand problem wise, towards the solid fibreglass end or the home built ferro/cement end? If there are problems specific to this type of cinstruction, what might they be?
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