posted
Ok, for the life of me I cant get the slack out when wrapping over a circle for my door pods. Here are some pics of what I mean.
What are the tricks? On the last set of kicks I did I just sort of folded it over to make the smallest creases I could and then just filled it in with bondo, but there has to be a better way....I thought about cutting the loop out, but not sure if that would be a good idea.
posted
Try not using such a thick material to do the mold. Use speaker grill cloth, panty hose, or any other very stretchable material and you will not have extra material if you pull and stretch it right. Thanks, Erik Reid
-------------------- '98 Autotek's SPL Competitor of the Year '99 IASCA Overall World Champion '99 MECA Overall World Champion '99 DbDrag Overall Runner up World Champion '99 NSPL World Champion '99 USAC Runner up Bass Olympics World Champion '01 3rd Highest Overall Score at World Finals '04 Extreme 2 "Back in Extreme"
Don't get caught in the WEB Gimmie some bass baby keep your XXX and others, MTX for me Is that me in the top 10 now?? Do you smell what the BASS is cooking... Posts: 6799 | From: cincinnati, oh, USA | Registered: Jun 1999
| IP: Logged |
posted
Use fleece that stretches better or a t-shirt. I wouldn't use panty hose. It's too thin a material.
Posts: 285 | From: EastHartford, CT | Registered: May 2000
| IP: Logged |
Printer-friendly view of this topic