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awesome!! can't wait! wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee <{POST_SNAPBACK}> all fiberglass, carbonfiber interior plus lots more <{POST_SNAPBACK}> in the words of the infamous Larry the Cable Guy... "Git er dooone!! wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee <{POST_SNAPBACK}> im trying lololol

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sweet your my age kev

yea do it do it do it

ill call powerbass and see if they can post a pix of it

awesome!! can't wait! wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee <{POST_SNAPBACK}> all fiberglass, carbonfiber interior plus lots more

awesome

will do

have fun over there party hard.........lol

id try and stuff the most i can back there....lololol

me toooooooooooo

id go with the one thats cheaper

hahaheheha might have to put my car in there when i start this summer goin to make all those look like kids did them..................lol

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man that sucks, good luck on getting your money back.....

cant wait after CES is over.....lol

kev im sorry i think i voted for the other guys car. i went to look at both rides and i clicked the wrong thing........ please forgive me, dont hate me beacuse of my stupidess.... your friend jamie

ill take pics, but for only me (my records) and ill post a few... but no step by step, there is no one way of doing FG. if a person want to do it he just has to try and try after awhile hell get it. this and the other post is for tips, not showing someone how to do it... but whoever trys it good luck jamie

POLYURETHANE FOAM the reason im writeing about foam when im talking about fiberglass, is that you can make mold's out of thing's. just fiberglass over it then get some acetone and it will eat the foam and keep your fiberglass mold. they have 2pt. polyurethane foam that is equal mixing self-rising foam. most 2pt. will start foaming around 45 second's after you mix the two, and will go for a few minute's after. now it will expand around 25-30 time's it's liquid form. unlike polyester foam, polyurethane foam it's compatible wth both polyester resin and epoxy resin. (which mean's you can paint the resin on and it wont evaparate) now they have polyurethane foam sheet's allready in block's, so there's no mixing. what make's this foam better then other's is that unlike green floral foam it wont leave imprint's if you hold it to tightly. (they have all kind's of foam's, polyurethane, polyester, urethane just to name a few. one of the most common foam is the stuff you find at wal mart or hardware store's. it's call GREAT STUFF you might have seen it on the self's)

i have alot of secret's but im goin to share only a little.........lolol

very nice

im makeing this post for ppl trying to use fiberglass on there install's. this will help you understand how and what to use to make the job easyer. i will have more later and hopefully have a step by step so you can see it at work.... so here we go... the material's you might see is fiberglass this came's in many form's such as chop mat, cloth, fleece, speaker grill cloth and speaker carpet. next is the resin again came's in many form's, polyester and epoxy. these are the most used in the car audio world. other thing's you'll see is PVA, mold wax, MDF, bondo ect ect.... (and a few time's steel mesh, but i never used it.) ok now im goin to talk about resin. the resin we mostly use in the audio world is polyester resin. it is very easy to work with once you get used to it. the way you mix resin with the hardner is 5 to 1 ratio or 1-2oz of hardner. (exp: 500 ml resin / 5cc hardner 1000ml / 10cc ect ect....) try to never go over 2% also try not to buy resin if you not goin to use it for awhile. most resin such as the ones you buy at a hardware store been there for awhile and might not harden when apply. for me the best place to buy is from a boat store that works on boat's. plus the resin there is alot stronger then the ones at wall-mart, hardware store's. GOOD now for the chop mat, this is the stuff you see at wallmart or hardware store's in most likely 1.5oz chop mat. it is very cheap but came's aprt very easy. so it make's it a pain to work with. it will stick to the brush and get all over. BETTER next is the woven mat, this mat is better and stonger then chop mat. plus come's in thicker form (12-24oz). but harder to shape on tight curve's. now it to can come apair which make's it a pain also. BEST now we getting to the mat i like to use. it's a stitch mat usely in 12oz form. being stitched it will not came apart. you can use it on hard curve's with ease. but cost more. other thing's you can use is speaker grill cloth and carpet. i've used the grill cloth and did'nt like it. after i put the resin the part was still very weak, so i had to add more mat. the carpet i never used but i think it would work better then the grill cloth. one of the reason's i never usedcarpet is because i like useing fleece. fleece you can buy it at wallmart in the fabric setion. try to get the fleece that is made out of 100% polyester. (because when soaked with polyester resin it will turn to plastic.....) ok thats all for now im goin to have more...... (my hand's hurt......lololol) jamie

they have a overoll before they are woven in but that part never moves or vibrates really it's not really that great to weave it in right at the tinsel start

i think its for slack, so they wont brack the spider or themselfs... i would think so, but ill find out.......

these or the subs im goin with when i build my showcar