Deck Insert wood type
#1
Thread Starter
Registered

Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 86
Likes: 3
Looking at replacing my deck insert and trying to find what type of wood was originally used. I've seem some on the dark side and some kind of on the light side. I know after 40 years they are probably not the stock finish. I'm looking at Ribbon Stripe Sapele, but wondered what was stock from the factory.
Thanks in advance, Einar
Thanks in advance, Einar
#2
Looking at replacing my deck insert and trying to find what type of wood was originally used. I've seem some on the dark side and some kind of on the light side. I know after 40 years they are probably not the stock finish. I'm looking at Ribbon Stripe Sapele, but wondered what was stock from the factory.
Thanks in advance, Einar
Thanks in advance, Einar
#3
Thread Starter
Registered

Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 86
Likes: 3
Thanks H2O,
I've read some but not this one. Do you agree that it was something similar Formica, like on my dash? The older magnums I have seen looked like wood, but have not been up close to them. I figured if anyone would know, it would be you.
Einar
I've read some but not this one. Do you agree that it was something similar Formica, like on my dash? The older magnums I have seen looked like wood, but have not been up close to them. I figured if anyone would know, it would be you.
Einar
#7
Early boats had wood...probably mahogany and were later replaced with a Formica-like product. I used Ribbon Mahogany from World Panel Products I think? They're in Ohio? 1/4 inch think and you need a 10 foot piece.
#9



