8th gen Civic Kick Panels, A Million Pics!! -Nexations Creations!

[blgaudio 10+ year member]

I had to post and say I'm amazed at the level of perfection in these kicks! Awesome work man!

 

[Ridintwo6s 10+ year member]

awesome work but how did you get the speakers to stay in place ... cant see how you screwed them in .. im assuming the mounting panels in the first pictures? use small screws and mounted from the rear?

 

[nutnbutcustm 10+ year member]

and did you use duplicolor spray on bedliner? or the roll on? what color can if it was the spray?

 

[lucas569 10+ year member]

so you do them for $275? how do you determine angle without the car if one was to contract you to make a pair?

 

[Blue Fury 10+ year member]

pics of them installed

 

[mbrooky 10+ year member]

effin tits yo!:boobies:

 

[scorpion055 10+ year member]

i agree with all above posts........just amazing. probably the best glass work ive seen on here. wow.

 

[sub-FATHER 10+ year member]

good job, that shit looks good.

 

[jwesenick79 10+ year member]

wow, amazing work. The paintreally makes them looks stock.

 

[canyouhearmatt 10+ year member]

wow dude that was amazing im very impressed i wish one day i could have the patience and skill to do something like this.

 

[stilltippin863 10+ year member]

Very Nice Work!!!!!!

 

[kmanian 5,000+ posts]

Absolutely awesome! Pics of them installed

 

[Nexson 10+ year member]

To all the compliments, they are truly valued. Alot of time has been spent on these sanding away and I can honestly say I enjoy each and every project that each customer challenges me with. Thanks for the compliments, they make the time and effort worth it, so much!

 

To the questions, I have addressed them below.

any pics of them installed?

I sent them out today and on Wednesday, the owner will receive them.

I must say these look absolutely amazing,ive been installing and glassing for 16 years and i can say these are some of the best looking kicks ive ever seen,look very stock the only question i ask is why no grille? they look so stock if there was a grille it would make them sooo stealth,but like i said very,very nice work. very good attention to detail. kuddo's

I appreciate that! I only been on glass 5 years, so maybe I am the noob! We never implemented in a grill because we recessed the speaker and we like the look of the speaker itself. Another problem was that these mid's didn't come with a grill as well. If they had, they would be impleneted. A mdf ring can always be cut and grill cloth and be wrapped to create an insert for a grill.

All I can say is: WOW!!!
Very clean work man. I'm working on my new pair of door pods. Hopefully they turn out as good as this did.

One question:

Will that filler stick to the PVC over time? I have always heard it would crack.

All you got to do is rough the PVC up well and it will stick. I always fiberglassed and epoxied over the filler/pvc seam, as you can see in the pictures, it is the white "stuff"

and did you use duplicolor spray on bedliner? or the roll on? what color can if it was the spray?

It was the aersol spray, it is a blue can. That is the best coarse texture I have seen to date.

awesome work but how did you get the speakers to stay in place ... cant see how you screwed them in .. im assuming the mounting panels in the first pictures? use small screws and mounted from the rear?

I should have taken a picture of this. But i used about half inch self tapping wood screws from the back. If you look at the original first pictures, there is 4 holes in the red "square" I was able to hit 3 out of 4 screw holes from the back and it is soild.

 

[Nexson 10+ year member]

For those who are interested, here is a small portion of some of the other work I do. I mainly do dashes.

http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/fabrication/126357-my-fabrications-part2-220-images-worklogs-gauges-monitors-painting-dsl.html

 

[tez4life Premium Member]

Once again, sick work on those kicks.....I remember a while ago you doing a 1/2 din dvd player flushed in a dash, right? Just realized you name looked so familar.