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Topic: will fiberglass stick to the back of Q-form kickpanels?
just wondering if i can seal of my kickpanels for better mid bass and power handling. any one ever used fiberglass for this?http://cardomain.com/id/jkd20bry
soundstage-gj
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posted 05-06-2006 07:17 PM
just wondering if i can seal of my kickpanels for better mid bass and power handling. any one ever used fiberglass for this?http://cardomain.com/id/jkd20bry
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CA glue a little trim ring or a few small pieces of mdf to the inside of the panel along the edge...it'll give the fiberglass something solid to holdquote: it would all be for nothing without my favorite cawk-smoker NAvi
deaf tones
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posted 05-06-2006 07:54 PM
CA glue a little trim ring or a few small pieces of mdf to the inside of the panel along the edge...it'll give the fiberglass something solid to hold quote: it would all be for nothing without my favorite cawk-smoker NAvi
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i hate to sound stupid but whats CA glue?http://cardomain.com/id/jkd20bry
soundstage-gj
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posted 05-06-2006 10:28 PM
i hate to sound stupid but whats CA glue?http://cardomain.com/id/jkd20bry
Posts: 190 | From: grandjunction, colorado | Registered: Apr 2006
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basically super glue w/ a spray activator quote: it would all be for nothing without my favorite cawk-smoker NAvi
deaf tones
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posted 05-06-2006 10:30 PM
basically super glue w/ a spray activator quote: it would all be for nothing without my favorite cawk-smoker NAvi
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for mine i took a layer of resin and coated the inside and then laid matting over it. so it would stick then glassed the matting. it was a little messy but worked just fine.
n8ball2013
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posted 05-12-2006 05:30 AM
for mine i took a layer of resin and coated the inside and then laid matting over it. so it would stick then glassed the matting. it was a little messy but worked just fine.
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