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Fir marine ply will last 50+ years if done right and sealed 100% and cost you less money. Something like coosa will be ok if not sealed perfect but hasn't been around 50 years yet so we really don't know what it will do long term. I assume it will out last the fir but you really don't know till that day comes for sure. Also you can have delamination problems with the composites if not prepped well where as wood can soak up the resin and leave dry spots. Each has its tendencies to watch out for when using. The way I look at it, if you have plenty of funds available use the high end composites. If your on a budget use fir and do a good job sealing it. Cant go wrong either way if done right. Resale value will be higher on a 100% composite wood free boat also if you plan to sell on day.
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