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[samwell]

*printed and saved* excellent run through there. Got any of the latest places to buy the fleece as the lidl site seems a little bit out of date. Would love to try something like thins. With a gap year on my hands, could mebe make a small business of it.

samwell

[Piddling Kid]

do u rekon u could post some installs with the rear seat

[Matt]

dont suppose you could sort out some of the pictures could you

a lot of them dont appear

[samwell]

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[rosewhite]

*printed and saved* excellent run through there. Got any of the latest places to buy the fleece as the lidl site seems a little bit out of date. Would love to try something like thins. With a gap year on my hands, could mebe make a small business of it.

samwell

Try Ikea - maybe a bit hard work to go to ikea, but they sell thin (easily stretched) fleece blankets for about £3 each

[insamoufonyx]

on the back of the fiberglass do you box off each sub? as subs a ment to be in sealed or ported encloseures.

and how much resin would you need for a large back bench build?


cheers

[Matt]

dont need to if you've made the enclosure right

if you look on ebay you can get low grade resin for cheap.. low grade should be fine for these as its not structual like a boat is. you'd be needing a fair amount... the little pots you find prob arnt going to be enough...

[Joshmini]

That is one nice sound system and mini chaz

[cooper_shaz]

Hey peeps..
cheers

How much resin, a fair old amount, it really depends on what your making but about a litre would get you started, you use shed loads of it.
if you have to build high areas mix some body filler in with the resin, seems to work well.

As for sealing off the enclosure, as mentioned above, you dont need to if your enclosure is sclupted tight, but you can start off with sealed enclosures and sculpt round them to make you set up.

[insamoufonyx]

Hey peeps..
cheers

How much resin, a fair old amount, it really depends on what your making but about a litre would get you started, you use shed loads of it.
if you have to build high areas mix some body filler in with the resin, seems to work well.

As for sealing off the enclosure, as mentioned above, you dont need to if your enclosure is sclupted tight, but you can start off with sealed enclosures and sculpt round them to make you set up.

cheers for the info!

say i wanted to make a rera bench build with a 12" sub and two 10" subs in how would i make it so it wouldnt have to be boxed behinde each sub?

cheers

[insamoufonyx]

Hey peeps..
cheers

How much resin, a fair old amount, it really depends on what your making but about a litre would get you started, you use shed loads of it.
if you have to build high areas mix some body filler in with the resin, seems to work well.

As for sealing off the enclosure, as mentioned above, you dont need to if your enclosure is sclupted tight, but you can start off with sealed enclosures and sculpt round them to make you set up.

cheers for the info!

say i wanted to make a rera bench build with a 12" sub and two 10" subs in how would i make it so it wouldnt have to be boxed behinde each sub?

cheers

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[frankiebateman]

Thats something ive gotta try but i cudnt see most of the pictures

[insamoufonyx]

could someone update this with new pictures or make a new one, it would be so much more usefull with pics!!

cheers

[_666_]

yeah i agree, this post needs the pics back !

[bmwalex]

any ideas for the rear seats 2 12" subs and an amp and power cap on the rear seats