White cutting board or starboard???

[tunatyme]

I need some of this materal but for the life of me I cant remeber the name of it. I saw some on Ebay but it was to small. I want to call around but I need to know what Im asking for .

[wreckfish]

It is starboard. You can get it at most marine centers or online. I buy mine at a BoatersWorld.

[Marsh-Mellow]

White cutting boards are made of Corian
Is that what you're after?

[Garett]

I don't know, maybe your thinking of lexan (sp?)?

[tunatyme]

I need it to line the bottom of my over head electronic box. I will be able to screw my gbs, radio, and need the support for the 10" radar screen to mount from the underside of the box. I will thru bolt it and the fiberglass won't support it on its own. Plus I'm removing the 5 rod holders from the leaning post and need some to cover the holes. Then install the holders on the new back rest. Starboard is what I need I just wanted to make shore.

[witchcraft]

If your using it inside your electronics box you can use cutting board material. It's not UV stable like Starboard but its a whole lot cheaper.

[landlubber]

starboard indeed is the stuff.

[helpu2c]

Go online and look for plastic supply companies. There are a number of materials that are the same as Starboard. I recently bought a piece, 48x96x1/2 that was about 150 bucks. I did several projects with it and could not tell any difference between it and Starboard.

[zfish]

Any sign company will have a large sellection of most any material you could possibly want to use.

[Richie]

Polyethylene. Very durable.

[UrbanRenewal]

Take a look here: http://www.buckwoodcraft.com/Default.htm

He has some specials on odd lots that might suit your needs.

Tom Urban

[maineguides]

look in your phone book for a plastic supply warehouse.

i just bought a 96"x54"x1/4" for $75 a sheet. we used it to make a hardtop out of a cloth top on my buddies 25' aquasport



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[warthog5]

witchcraft is right on. If you want another option, go here.
www.machinistmaterials.com