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<blockquote data-quote="yacob.naif" data-source="post: 2104108" data-attributes="member: 565696">In the next month or so, once i get my bs sorted out with ebay, i&#039;m planning on installing diy components, and namely, 10&quot; midbass drivers into my doors.I&#039;ve read everything i can about doing fiberglass, and i&#039;ve made the realistic decision that i probably don&#039;t have the patience/skill to make them look very good.So i started thinking about alternatives, and what i came up with is an mdf baffle, that&#039;s in the shape of a snowman, with my 10&quot;, midrange, and tweeter mounted in snowman fashion, where all&nbsp; three drivers are flush on the baffle, and then sealed mdf rings inside the door, to create a sealed environment for the 10.It&#039;s hard to visualize, i know, but my main question was about upholstering the enclosure.I was thinking about using brush-on bedliner as a rubberized &quot;paint&quot; for my doorpods.&nbsp; The kits are around $90, and include everything i need.Has anyone ever used bedliner to cover enclosures before?&nbsp; I feel like it will look a hell of a lot better than spray paint, and will smooth the outside of the enclosure, as well as making it air/water tight.Anyone have any ideas on this?&nbsp; Good idea? Bad idea?I figure since the kit is probably enough to do an entire bedliner, i&#039;ll probably do a matching subwoofer enclosure, which i think would also look quite nice.&nbsp; Just wanted to get some feedback on whether or not this would be worth persuing?Thanks guys.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yacob.naif, post: 2104108, member: 565696"] In the next month or so, once i get my bs sorted out with ebay, i'm planning on installing diy components, and namely, 10" midbass drivers into my doors. I've read everything i can about doing fiberglass, and i've made the realistic decision that i probably don't have the patience/skill to make them look very good. So i started thinking about alternatives, and what i came up with is an mdf baffle, that's in the shape of a snowman, with my 10", midrange, and tweeter mounted in snowman fashion, where all three drivers are flush on the baffle, and then sealed mdf rings inside the door, to create a sealed environment for the 10. It's hard to visualize, i know, but my main question was about upholstering the enclosure. I was thinking about using brush-on bedliner as a rubberized "paint" for my doorpods. The kits are around $90, and include everything i need. Has anyone ever used bedliner to cover enclosures before? I feel like it will look a hell of a lot better than spray paint, and will smooth the outside of the enclosure, as well as making it air/water tight. Anyone have any ideas on this? Good idea? Bad idea? I figure since the kit is probably enough to do an entire bedliner, i'll probably do a matching subwoofer enclosure, which i think would also look quite nice. Just wanted to get some feedback on whether or not this would be worth persuing? Thanks guys. [/QUOTE]

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