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Old 05-03-2012, 09:53 PM
martin martin is offline
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Man deja vue.. I just otrdered 1 inch nidacor for my floor .. It is about the same in price as mrine ply but ther is not rot to nida core.. I plan on using this boat till i die.. Ther are more things to consider with nida cause you cannot just fasten anything to the laminate. You need to plan a bit more as to where your are goingt o afix parts to the deck...
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Old 05-04-2012, 07:51 AM
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Man deja vue.. I just otrdered 1 inch nidacor for my floor .. It is about the same in price as mrine ply but ther is not rot to nida core.. I plan on using this boat till i die.. Ther are more things to consider with nida cause you cannot just fasten anything to the laminate. You need to plan a bit more as to where your are goingt o afix parts to the deck...
nida core - like any other composite will not hold a screw - no composite has that ability

nida core is made from recylcled milk jugs

penske board,coosa,divinycell - these are a much better choice - stronger,more dense that nida core...much lighter,and rot resistant,unlike plywood...
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Old 05-04-2012, 08:59 AM
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i got ab for my transom, and was thinking it was a little heavy for the entire floor. is penske lighter?? i was recomended penske for the transom but could not find it up here. Have a friend who can get it in south fla tho.
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Old 05-05-2012, 06:33 PM
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i got ab for my transom, and was thinking it was a little heavy for the entire floor. is penske lighter?? i was recomended penske for the transom but could not find it up here. Have a friend who can get it in south fla tho.
I find penske 20 3/4 inch to be perfect for floors.
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Old 05-07-2012, 11:08 PM
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nida core - like any other composite will not hold a screw - no composite has that ability

nida core is made from recylcled milk jugs

penske board,coosa,divinycell - these are a much better choice - stronger,more dense that nida core...much lighter,and rot resistant,unlike plywood...
I understnad but if you cor the miss where you are going to fasten harwares then it will work fine pclus a. Fraction of what corecell and penske goes.for
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