I'm needy today - Where can I buy quality marine plywood at a decent price?

[Saltheart]

I agree , get the marine grade. the work is 90 percent of the job , a little extra for the material is not bad. There's a big hardware/marine supply store on narragansett ave on Jamestown. they might have some.

[jeffsod]

Jamestown distributors?

[GBOUTDOORS]

Ok John what size and how many? How soon do you need it? What are you using it for? I know no one can beat my price for you anyway

[JohnR]

I will be doing a few things, primariliy recoring some hatches and second, making some layered "plugs" to cut out and replace holes in the transom(though first in the timeline), third, reglassing my console in areas...

Originally Posted by GBOUTDOORS

Ok John what size and how many? How soon do you need it? What are you using it for? I know no one can beat my price for you anyway

Greg - I will call you - probably looking to get something late next week 1 or 2 sheets

[MAC]

Originally Posted by JohnR

I will be doing a few things, primariliy recoring some hatches and second, making some layered "plugs" to cut out and replace holes in the transom(though first in the timeline), third, reglassing my console in areas...

Is that where the flowers are going to be planted?

[NIB]

Originally Posted by MAC

Is that where the flowers are going to be planted?

Thats funny

[capesams]

now that u have your supplier I should have told u that underlayment [multi-layered 5-7 -exterior glue] will do the very same thing without the high cost of the M- ply.....back in the 60's the only reason they used M-ply was because it came in odd sizes 5'x 10' 12' 14' for making skiff's.

[Slipknot]

hey NIB, nice avatar