Teak and Holly floor boards

[lifeofreilly57]

Greetings
I have some teak and holly floorboard that delaminated, these are pretty robust, made by Cheoy Lee in the 80's. The teak and holly part is 5/16" thick and intact, it just separated from the plywood base, still in good condition.
What is the best solution for gluing/bonding them.
Any suggestions are appreciated.

I have just about every kind of glue and laminate, including west system and other polymers in my shot. If I don't have it, I'll get it.

[psk125]

Epoxy is probably the best option. Can you vacuum bag them? Getting even pressure over the entire surface would seem to be a good idea.

[Moosemiester]

Clear epoxy wet sand and varnish. It’s a LOT of work, if the plywood is rotted I’d replace with something modern, a lot less work.

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[gonesail]

epoxy would be a good choice. you could use wood glue .. easier and more forgiving .. which would be fine unless your floorboards were underwater for any length of time.

[MicHughV]

My opinion....the WEST epoxy system is your best bet!