Blazer box fiberglassed

[dbornotdb]

Start off with an empty space and 2 rolls of tape.







My plan to secure the box in place.

There will be a strip of flat stock metal built into the floor of the box. This piece pictured will bolt to the cargo tie down bolt under the carpet and have studs off it. You will be able to sit the box down and bolt it on and that should hold it in place. I hope.

[Kenny Pollock]

Nice start

BTW lovin' the custom steering wheel in your avatar... I was thinking of doing something similar for a backup camera... but my airbag is located there

[ramos]

Word , very similar to the way I'm attaching mine in the chitbox

[dbornotdb]

Start laying down some mat. I did 3 layers before I added the metal brace. The 1 layer over it to secure it in place for reinforcement.


Here is a pic with 4 layers of mat down and the strip of flat stock added in and about to be reinforced.

[dbornotdb]

Nice start

BTW lovin' the custom steering wheel in your avatar... I was thinking of doing something similar for a backup camera... but my airbag is located there

Use to be an airbag there.

[dbornotdb]

Now here is a pic of the 6oz weave that I will use to reinforce the bootm and lock the metal into the floor of the enclosure.

[dbornotdb]

All reinforced and another couple layers added over the entire thing.

Solid it is.

[Kenny Pollock]

Use to be an airbag there.

How much would you charge for something like that?

I need to put a backup camera in my car after the wall build, and that's the best place for an LCD in my car.

[dbornotdb]

The mold popped out and awaiting Monday or Tuesday when I have time to mess with it again.

[937DYTBOI]

sweet i like.


My friend had his tv placed in his steering wheel, thats wild

[dbornotdb]

A Boston G212 sub will reside here. 1.3 sealed.

[dbornotdb]

I did all this yesterday in about 4 hours. And about 2 of them was prep work.
I would have done the face and rings, but it was a cooler day, in the low 70's, (ahhhh FL ), so the resin cured slower as I added amounts for nornal heat.

And I was also doing a trim panel with an 8" touch screen installed.

[Big Dee]

Looking good man. Great work so far.

What did you use as a release agent?

It's also in the low 70's in Ohio .

[dbornotdb]

Usually just use a car wax. But I was out, so I used some "Pam" cooking spray. Worked excellently.

[dbornotdb]

Did a couple things.


Here is that bracket all welded up with studs.









And I drilled out the mounting holes in the box bottom. The bottom is quite thick and strong.