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95284, materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by rillestjew, Jun-27-06 02:03 PM
what do i need to build a fiberglass sub box,
i know i need resin, hardener, and fiberglass cloth, mdf, and of course my subs, but i have no idea how to seal the box, and what kind of resin and hardener i need, also what kind of fiberglass cloth do i buy?
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95285, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by eclipse982nrRST, Jun-27-06 02:41 PM
Originally posted by rillestjew what do i need to build a fiberglass sub box, i know i need resin, hardener, and fiberglass cloth, mdf, and of course my subs, but i have no idea how to seal the box, and what kind of resin and hardener i need, also what kind of fiberglass cloth do i buy?
First off, if its your first time glassing, you better practice on something first so you can see what your getting into, its not an easy or fun project. You just dont fiberglass and paint something.
You need to make a structure, stretch and staple fleece, apply some resin to the fleece, then apply some fiberglass matting (i use fglass chopmatt), let it dry, grind it down with some 80 grit with a die grinder, then apply some body filler, smooth it, prime it, paint it, install it.
Good Luck. lol
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95286, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by rillestjew, Jun-27-06 03:46 PM
how much fiberglass matt do i use, and where can i get the resin and all other stuff, i have the tools, my dad being a carpenter, but i just need to find where i can get the materials
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95287, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by RSClipse9d7, Jun-27-06 04:08 PM
Home Depot and a fabric store.
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95288, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by BurntRed22, Jun-27-06 04:08 PM
home depot dummy, i told you all this over breakfist this morning
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95290, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by boosted60trimrst, Jun-27-06 04:30 PM
walmart has a nice baby bluish fleece that i always use .
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95334, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by Aggression, Jun-30-06 05:07 AM
Word of advice get a fleece that is thin and stretches real nice. Will save you tons of sanding time trust me...I had to learn the hard way!
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95335, RE: materials i need for fiberglass sub box Posted by boosted60trimrst, Jun-30-06 08:07 AM
Originally posted by boosted60trimrst walmart has a nice baby bluish fleece that i always use .
this fleece is like perfect for fiberglass . real thin and strecthes great .
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