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I'm trying to find out what the term 'superply' means when refering to ACX plywood?
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RE: Superply
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Sep 4 2008, 3:53 PM EDT
Isn't it just the adverb form of "superp"?
Ah, grammar humor...
Here's this, though, from http://www.rfpco.com/plywood/superply.htm :
SuperPly is an exterior, sanded plywood panel. The faces are specially selected veneers, which are light in color and have little distinction between sapwood, heartwood and growth rings, resulting in a smooth, uniform appearance. Minor splits, indents, and wormholes are putty filled. SuperPly meets or exceeds all veneer grade, adhesive, construction, and workmanship requirements of PS 1-95. All Roseburg manufactured plywood is inspected and certified by APA, a nationally and internationally recognized and accepted testing organization.
Highlights:
* No wood patches * Ultra-smooth sanded faces * Tight-grained faces * Inhibit checking * Fewer and smaller internal voids
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