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WHAT MATERIAL DO I NEED TO MAKE A FIBERGLASS SPEAKER BOX?

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mazzdarati   +1y
HELP ME OUT GUY'S, I JUST NEED A LIST OF MATERIAL, THANKS FOKKERS
choppedcivic98   +1y
FIberglass
kaoss   +1y
Check out fiberglassforums.com
sandog   +1y
Resin, hardener, kitty cloth, some fiberglass matt, and some fleece to make your design, rubber gloves, some cheap paint brushes, and a few small disposable paint trays to mix the glass in. That is what I used.
mazzdarati   +1y
Originally posted by choppedcivic98



FIberglass

THATS IT? JUST FIBERGLASS?
LiL bLaZe   +1y
well from what i hear, you can use t-shirt material for a small box, or fleece, besides that just fibergalss resin and wood to make a form with.
mazzdarati   +1y
Originally posted by Sandog



Resin, hardener, kitty cloth, some fiberglass matt, and some fleece to make your design, rubber gloves, some cheap paint brushes, and a few small disposable paint trays to mix the glass in. That is what I used.

THATS THE ANSWER I WAS LOOKIN FOR, THANKS YOU SANDOG
choppedcivic98   +1y
Thats all i knew and i wanted to help so??

Originally posted by pbvirgin69



Originally posted by choppedcivic98



FIberglass

THATS IT? JUST FIBERGLASS?



granth   +1y
not just resin, deff need a structural part to the enclosure, and fleece isnt the answer. fiberglass matt and lots of it. also, dont use fleece, use a polyester spandex mix or the stuff they use in trunks. its pretty stretchy too, and not as thick as fleece. You want to use a thin material because resin isn't structural by itself. If you load up a thick fabric with resin its going to be weaker than a thin material the same way once the box is completely finished.
baggedtoy93   +1y
Edited: 2/5/2007 5:06:00 AM by baggedtoy93

Is not hard to do at all. I use stretchy speaker box carpet instead of fleece..it holds more resin and makes it stronger. you can check out how alpine does it in their installs here