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<blockquote data-quote="PowerNaudio" data-source="post: 2387563" data-attributes="member: 561215"><p>start by doing one layer on the flece make sure you mix the resin and hardner right so it doesnt cure too quick on you since you want the fleece to soak the resin completly before it starts to cure. onece you have saturated the flece with resin let it cure, then do another layer of resin on the outside to make sure that the top layer is nice and smoth. for later sanding.&nbsp; let that cure as well. then start laying your fiberglass mat or cloth on the inside of the enclosure as many layers nesesary to make the enclosure strong. make sure there are no air pockets in between layers of fiberglass. you can poke the air bubles out with the brush as the resin cures. once youre done with the fiberglasin of the inside of the enclosure , you can move on to the outside and start sanding the top layer of resin till is smoth, use filler to fill the low spots. and filler primer is best once you have made your enclosure smoth and all the high and low spots taken care off. you can sand the primer with up to a 400grit. then you can paint.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PowerNaudio, post: 2387563, member: 561215"] start by doing one layer on the flece make sure you mix the resin and hardner right so it doesnt cure too quick on you since you want the fleece to soak the resin completly before it starts to cure. onece you have saturated the flece with resin let it cure, then do another layer of resin on the outside to make sure that the top layer is nice and smoth. for later sanding. let that cure as well. then start laying your fiberglass mat or cloth on the inside of the enclosure as many layers nesesary to make the enclosure strong. make sure there are no air pockets in between layers of fiberglass. you can poke the air bubles out with the brush as the resin cures. once youre done with the fiberglasin of the inside of the enclosure , you can move on to the outside and start sanding the top layer of resin till is smoth, use filler to fill the low spots. and filler primer is best once you have made your enclosure smoth and all the high and low spots taken care off. you can sand the primer with up to a 400grit. then you can paint. [/QUOTE]

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