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Basic Techniques

All things are relative, and while DuFLEX construction is quicker and easier than standard composite construction, any boat-building project like even catamaran construction represents a major commitment in time and resources, and your understanding of the materials involved and the correct ways to use them is critical to the success of your project.

 

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