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1. 
   bill_1010 | Jul 30, 2002 12:56am | #1

   Epoxy.

   or if youre hesitant about epoxy a polyurethane glue like gorilla. But if youre paranoid, use epoxy

2. 
   Alan | Jul 30, 2002 06:10am | #2

   Maury,

   Bill is right:  epoxy is tough to beat for outdoor applications.

   If there are any voids in the plywood you can add a filler (e.g. micro balloons) to the epoxy and use it as a putty to fill the voids.

   If you're hesitant about using epoxy, you can fill any voids with good old Bondo auto body filler under the finish of your choice.  I used Bondo as a filler on the wood boat I built many years ago.  It worked perfectly.  I painted the boat with a brand X enamel.  The combination of Bondo and enamel held up extremely well--even though the boat swam only in salt water and lived outside.  The only maintenance it needed was a new coat of enamel every two or three years.

    Alan