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yeah....i think you have some stuff mixed up there. Even subs like JL's w7 only needs a face thicker than 3/4" mdf. I have personally never heard of anyone useing HDF. To answer your question, MDF in 3/4 or 1/2" thickness with something like liqiude nails will seal the box perfectly (use 5/4" drywall screws to hold while glue sets and leave them in for added strength). I tend to be messy and use woodglue instead, its plenty strong and I simply seal the box with silicon (do not put the sub in the box for 24+ hours if you silicon, it MAY cause damage to certain subs, so why risk it.

 
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