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<blockquote data-quote="chawski" data-source="post: 6748608" data-attributes="member: 616379">I recently picked up some used RSD tweeters on here, but unfortunately had no mounting hardware.&nbsp; I was able to make some metal mounting brackets with no problem, but im looking for a way to clean up all the edges on the door panel where they had to be drilled.&nbsp; The tweeters are maybe a mm or 2 shy of 1-5/8in diameter, so i have a slight gap around the tweeter and the hole (used a 1-5/8in hole saw).&nbsp; Can anyone give me some ideas of something to cover this up with?I was thinking maybe I could make a small mdf ring and cover it with some fabric to match the door panel, but there is a slight contour to the panel, so that could get tricky.&nbsp; Can anyone either add to this idea or suggest something else?&nbsp; I can fiberglass well, but id really rather not do this bc I dont want to have to paint or wrap the entire door panel so it all matches.Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chawski, post: 6748608, member: 616379"] I recently picked up some used RSD tweeters on here, but unfortunately had no mounting hardware. I was able to make some metal mounting brackets with no problem, but im looking for a way to clean up all the edges on the door panel where they had to be drilled. The tweeters are maybe a mm or 2 shy of 1-5/8in diameter, so i have a slight gap around the tweeter and the hole (used a 1-5/8in hole saw). Can anyone give me some ideas of something to cover this up with? I was thinking maybe I could make a small mdf ring and cover it with some fabric to match the door panel, but there is a slight contour to the panel, so that could get tricky. Can anyone either add to this idea or suggest something else? I can fiberglass well, but id really rather not do this bc I dont want to have to paint or wrap the entire door panel so it all matches. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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