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1. Use thicker plywood to help reduce bending. 2. Use strong adhesive such as marine-grade epoxy to glue the edges of the plywood together. 3. Reinforce the plywood with mechanical fasteners, such as nails, screws, or bolts. 4. Use a ventilated system with supports spaced at regular intervals alongRead more
1. Use thicker plywood to help reduce bending.
See less2. Use strong adhesive such as marine-grade epoxy to glue the edges of the plywood together.
3. Reinforce the plywood with mechanical fasteners, such as nails, screws, or bolts.
4. Use a ventilated system with supports spaced at regular intervals along the length of the plywood.
5. Cover the plywood with a waterproof material such as urethane or a water-resistant coating.
6. Store the plywood in a cool, dry area and use it as soon as possible after purchase.