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<blockquote data-quote="~Magick_Man~" data-source="post: 1777279" data-attributes="member: 560423">i just put a pair of dayton rs tweeters (monsters) in my a-pillars and am finishing up the surface of them right now so i can wrap them in some kind of fabric.i just got a mdf ring that would hold the tweeter.&nbsp; ( but you will probably have some mounting cup that came with the tweeters you can use) and hotglued it to the pillar where i wanted the tweeters.i pulled the pillar covers off and re-inforced the rings with some small dowels.i took some fleece and hot glue and wrapped the pillar about 6&quot; past the ring in both directions.glassed the fleece, added some cloth and glassed that too.sanded the whole thing and used plenty of bondo to smooth it out.but the bondo wont stick to the pillar it&#039;s self. i got some 3M P.R.O. plastic repair stuff from a friend that works at a bodyshop and am using that to smooth it all out.i have some pics i can show you if you want.~Magick_Man~</blockquote>

[QUOTE="~Magick_Man~, post: 1777279, member: 560423"] i just put a pair of dayton rs tweeters (monsters) in my a-pillars and am finishing up the surface of them right now so i can wrap them in some kind of fabric. i just got a mdf ring that would hold the tweeter. ( but you will probably have some mounting cup that came with the tweeters you can use) and hotglued it to the pillar where i wanted the tweeters. i pulled the pillar covers off and re-inforced the rings with some small dowels. i took some fleece and hot glue and wrapped the pillar about 6" past the ring in both directions. glassed the fleece, added some cloth and glassed that too. sanded the whole thing and used plenty of bondo to smooth it out. but the bondo wont stick to the pillar it's self. i got some 3M P.R.O. plastic repair stuff from a friend that works at a bodyshop and am using that to smooth it all out. i have some pics i can show you if you want. ~Magick_Man~ [/QUOTE]

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