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I would look at the boykin spaniel.

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100384028 This stuff is excellant for zip tying grass onto and is also flexible and very durable.

Wire brush them and wipe with acetone a couple of times.

As far as I know treated plywood can and will corrode aluminum. There are different methods of treating lumber now and some may be safe, but like I said I understand that it will corrode aluminum.

I have a few cracks developing on the coaming of my fiberglass over plywood broadbill. What is the best course of action to repair them?

I would look at hampton, colleton, or beaufort county sc. You would have have excellant deer hunting and the best duck hunting our state can offer. Not exactly close to myrtle beach but I think that is a plus.

I have never had good luck with 4 blade props on smaller hp motors. Every 25 I have ever owned always seemed to run best with a 12 pitch stainless prop when carrying a typical hunting load. You can get away with a 13 pitch running empty or in a light boat but most 25's just can't turn that much...