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My divinycell could not be delivered so i am trying to come up with an alternative core for the sole. A fellow Mako owner has a 5 gallon bucket of arjay left over from his transom project. Should i consider it for the new core or will it be too heavy? I am replacing the entire floor...
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Steven Kwajalein Atoll, RMI
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quote:I used both. divinicell/corecell in areas that won't get a screw and Arjay where the console and T-top will screw into. Arjay is lighter than the current Plywood and 3 times the compression strength.
Originally posted by Prater
My divinycell could not be delivered so i am trying to come up with an alternative core for the sole. A fellow Mako owner has a 5 gallon bucket of arjay left over from his transom project. Should i consider it for the new core or will it be too heavy? I am replacing the entire floor...
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