I have recently acquired a 20 year old 14' lund boat. Just the basic aluminum variety with wood on the seat tops. They had a nice laminated type surface when they were new but the years have been hard on them and they are starting to get a bit splintered. Anybody know where to get the type of marine plywood that was originally on these seats? They are much nicer than putting on a typical plywood due to the splintering and weathering that happens to regular plywood
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I have recently acquired a 20 year old 14' lund boat. Just the basic aluminum variety with wood on the seat tops. They had a nice laminated type surface when they were new but the years have been hard on them and they are starting to get a bit splintered.
Anybody know where to get the type of marine plywood that was originally on these seats? They are much nicer than putting on a typical plywood due to the splintering and weathering that happens to regular plywood
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