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Default need a vote fellas!!! mahoghony or teak?

Should I use mahoghony or teak for my outrigger bases,compass base, and other trims. Either or will epoxy coated and then sprayed with a uv stable clear coat. Give me your opinions!!
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Does it have to match any other wood on boat? If not then I would say mahogany.
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Does it have to match any other wood on boat? If not then I would say mahogany.

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I agree mahogany I believe teak should not be painted only treated with proper cleaners and oil.
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i dunno but I do think you should carve each piece into the shape of a fish!
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I like mahogany needs less work than teak I vote for mahogany
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I thought teak was water and rot resistant. Mahogany is a hard wood but has to be treated to keep out side? Let me know as I need to replace some teak on my boast and I believe mahogany is cheaper?
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I thought teak was water and rot resistant. Mahogany is a hard wood but has to be treated to keep out side? Let me know as I need to replace some teak on my boast and I believe mahogany is cheaper?
I'm gonna treat the mahoghony like i would my teak trim. It's gonna be epoxy coated with 2 coats then cleared with uv rated clear coat. Bad thing about the teak I have is that its loaded with oil. Mahoghony is not, it will except the epoxy better than teak. I have plenty of both. I think I'm gonna go with mahoghony, I have plenty of teak for sale if anybody wants it? Thanks for the help fellas!!!
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Does it have to match any other wood on boat? If not then I would say mahogany.
It's not matching anything else.
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Kracker...what size peices of teak do you have? and prices?
I have a little bit of teak work to do on my V20 and may be intereated.
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