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So I am going to be taking some factory kickpanels and I want to fiberglass them to hold a 5.25" mid range and tweeter. but not sure where to start.... I have seen tutorials but that is always starting from nothing.
anyone done this before that could lend some tips. thanks.
06 Acura TL, HU: Factory, Processor: RF 3sixty.2, Tweeters: Seas Neo Aluminum, Mids: Seas W16nx, Amp: JL HD900/5, Subs: Soon to be SI BM MKIVs when available.
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Well my brother if you wait a day or two you will be in luck. I have got mine started and to the point of aiming currently. I'm gonna snap some pics this weekend. And give an idea of how I got to where I'm at
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You can check out www.fiberglassforums.com and see some of the projects there and get some ideas.
The bitter after-taste of a poor quality job will last far longer than
the sweetness of that cheap price!
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bump...
06 Acura TL, HU: Factory, Processor: RF 3sixty.2, Tweeters: Seas Neo Aluminum, Mids: Seas W16nx, Amp: JL HD900/5, Subs: Soon to be SI BM MKIVs when available.
WTB: SI BM MKIIIs!!!!
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basically take your factory kicks and attach your mdf baffle which will house your speaker and tweeter, attach it to the factory kickpanel in a way that it will be properly angled or imaged, attach it with wood stilts (dowels, 2x4, etc) wrap in fleece, resin, sand, prime, paint, install
For all your fiberglassing needs, come check out Fiberglassforums.com
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thanks. happen to have a link to a job like it?
06 Acura TL, HU: Factory, Processor: RF 3sixty.2, Tweeters: Seas Neo Aluminum, Mids: Seas W16nx, Amp: JL HD900/5, Subs: Soon to be SI BM MKIVs when available.
WTB: SI BM MKIIIs!!!!
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Originally Posted by cjj2d
There.
The bitter after-taste of a poor quality job will last far longer than
the sweetness of that cheap price!
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