How to : VW Jetta fiberglass speaker box
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can i buy this?
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great job man
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good job dude, nice one, im going to be doing four 12" subs and one 15" sub and two 6x9s, fibreglass all as one build, should be fun, how long did that take to build?
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that is the exact same layout i was gunna do in my polo
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one question...I have been wanting to do this for a whiel, but, how do you attach the enclosure so that it holds firm ? do you dril it from underneath the trunck?
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dudeham, where's the update? hehe
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4 sure
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Good job. I have a question though, how many layers of the bondo resin mix did you use?
TheTdizzle13 1 year ago
just one, then a layer of "milkshake" 50%bondo resin 50% bondo and brush it on........
undergroundKuztoms 1 year ago
use the catalyst for the bondo, this way you can see a color change when mixed completely... I'll be posting videos on how to do this in following days... stay tuned...
undergroundKuztoms 1 year ago
Very useful tips and level of knowledge which is exactly what i was looking for but i have a question, (hope its not too stupid) the wiring for the speakers, as its a shelf install, how do you run the wires to the speakers?? where and how do you hide them?
ronny2k6 2 years ago
No question is stupid! This box will sit ontop of the rear panel, behind the rear passenger and under the rear window (did that made any sense?) I will run the wires through the real panel cutting a whole on the carpet, then the bottom of the box..... I will post a vid of the finished project in the following weeks.....
undergroundKuztoms 2 years ago
if i dont have access to this 'bondo' stuff what should i use? thanks!
TigerSupercatE1 2 years ago
any kind of body filler will work. just look for a auto body and paint shop, and they should be able to help you...
undergroundKuztoms 2 years ago