starvingf150
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My everlasting kick panels
I know 95honda and Black00 will kill me for not installing my 2 way diy components yet, but it just hasn't been a priority.
I need some help with them now though.
I am going to make a mold of the stock baffle as Black00 suggested many months ago. But mounting them to the door panel with no leaks seems to be an issue. I am thinking about putting little blocks of MDF behind the baffle, glued on, and the attach with scews from back of door panel. I was thinking of putting modeling clay around the edge of the stock baffle all the way around to prevent any leaks. That of course is non hardening clay just because I know these will no set flush perfectly againt the panel.
I am just going to let them be free air in the door and hope for the best. I really need to take some pics and then you will see what I am up against with my tiburon.
I have read at least 8-9 tutorials on glassing kicks, but if there are any "advanced" tips on imaging, glassing, or anything please feel free to suggest them.
Any feedback on what I am doing is appeciated.
Thanks guys,
Ben
I know 95honda and Black00 will kill me for not installing my 2 way diy components yet, but it just hasn't been a priority.
I need some help with them now though.
I am going to make a mold of the stock baffle as Black00 suggested many months ago. But mounting them to the door panel with no leaks seems to be an issue. I am thinking about putting little blocks of MDF behind the baffle, glued on, and the attach with scews from back of door panel. I was thinking of putting modeling clay around the edge of the stock baffle all the way around to prevent any leaks. That of course is non hardening clay just because I know these will no set flush perfectly againt the panel.
I am just going to let them be free air in the door and hope for the best. I really need to take some pics and then you will see what I am up against with my tiburon.
I have read at least 8-9 tutorials on glassing kicks, but if there are any "advanced" tips on imaging, glassing, or anything please feel free to suggest them.
Any feedback on what I am doing is appeciated.
Thanks guys,
Ben