fiberglass interior work... anyone have pics?

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07-06-05, 08:38 PM

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I might do some fiberglass work on my dash were my head unit will go and the sub enclosure and amp enclosure, i might also cover the dash in fb and paint it, but im not sure...

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07-08-05, 10:26 AM

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07-08-05, 10:46 AM

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That looks nice man. Good Job.

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07-08-05, 12:39 PM

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GTR: good job. in the first set of pics is that an infinity sub?

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07-08-05, 08:57 PM

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Thanks guys. Yeah. It was an infinity sub. I blew one already and that was the other. It hit pretty hard. A lot of people couldnt imagine it was just one 10' inch sub.

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07-09-05, 02:57 AM

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0o0o0o0o0o...lol

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07-09-05, 07:45 PM

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.. those JL's hit HARD!

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07-12-05, 12:49 PM

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thats really great.. you did a really good job... i'm going to do my whole interior like that... all fiberglass

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07-16-05, 11:32 PM

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That is a really nice setup, very clean.

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07-17-05, 08:13 PM

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.. those JL's hit HARD!

But built 6footers hit harder..

lol nice setup..

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07-17-05, 10:35 PM

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thanks guys. i'll be doing the door panels soon .. im just taking a break.

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08-03-05, 02:16 AM

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how much did it cost for everything? and how hard would it be to do it having no prior experience working with glass?

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08-03-05, 02:46 AM

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A simple box requires no prior experience. Just search around and see what people are doing. Just common sense. Have some idea of what you're working with.

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