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<blockquote data-quote="joeldirt" data-source="post: 631551" data-attributes="member: 558163"><p>Using resin would work I am sure to seal the interior of the box. But what about if it eventually cracks inside the box at the joints, and then you begin to loose air tight integrity? Or what if it doesnt adhere to the interior of the box after a while and rattles arroudn inside after falling in like broken chips? I mainly take this step to add strength and rigidity. No needing to add extra boards. that makes it too heavy. no adding anyhting inside the box for sealing purposes...... no need to. I am one of those guys that is peticular about construction quality and strength as well as sound quality. this is the BEST way for weight, strength, airtight, and SQ.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joeldirt, post: 631551, member: 558163"] Using resin would work I am sure to seal the interior of the box. But what about if it eventually cracks inside the box at the joints, and then you begin to loose air tight integrity? Or what if it doesnt adhere to the interior of the box after a while and rattles arroudn inside after falling in like broken chips? I mainly take this step to add strength and rigidity. No needing to add extra boards. that makes it too heavy. no adding anyhting inside the box for sealing purposes...... no need to. I am one of those guys that is peticular about construction quality and strength as well as sound quality. this is the BEST way for weight, strength, airtight, and SQ. [/QUOTE]
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