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Mounting mid-range speaker pod to center console help
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<blockquote data-quote="Original wis" data-source="post: 8802183" data-attributes="member: 685344"><p>Thanks for all the feedback. Part of the issue is I live in a converted garage that's a bachelor's pad so I don't have much space to work with like as far as doing fiberglass or anything like that that would kind of make a mess. The other thing that I found out is that I don't really have a safe place outside to allow things to dry. I tried to paint some other panels on the car and while I was painting them dust literally blew over them because I didn't have a way to protect them.</p><p></p><p>That's why I thought the plastic putty might work better because it's pretty solid like Play-Doh.</p><p> It sticks to plastic really well I can scuff it up with sand paper and drill small holes through both pieces to help it hold really well. Plus since it's solid and pretty consistent it won't leave a mess and I can probably do it inside so I wouldn't have to worry about the wind and the dust blowing on it outside. Are there any other options that I can do inside?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Original wis, post: 8802183, member: 685344"] Thanks for all the feedback. Part of the issue is I live in a converted garage that's a bachelor's pad so I don't have much space to work with like as far as doing fiberglass or anything like that that would kind of make a mess. The other thing that I found out is that I don't really have a safe place outside to allow things to dry. I tried to paint some other panels on the car and while I was painting them dust literally blew over them because I didn't have a way to protect them. That's why I thought the plastic putty might work better because it's pretty solid like Play-Doh. It sticks to plastic really well I can scuff it up with sand paper and drill small holes through both pieces to help it hold really well. Plus since it's solid and pretty consistent it won't leave a mess and I can probably do it inside so I wouldn't have to worry about the wind and the dust blowing on it outside. Are there any other options that I can do inside? [/QUOTE]
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