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fiberglassforums.com has a whole sub-forum dedicated to building kicks, that's where i'd start.
i'd start from scratch if they mount easy. if the mount is complicated try to build off a junkyard set. if you build off the original kicks you will need to use the kick as a base for mounting purposes. am i making sense here? |
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I've used a t-shirt before. Mount the "pods" for the speakers, then stretch the t-shirt over the whole kickpanel tight. Coat t-shirt with resin. I made a set for my f150, turned out great.
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Nice work. You can also use fleece as a base for the resin. Anything stretchy and absorbent.
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i never had a problem with siran wrap melting just maybe tearing. I use duct tape alot..just try to keep resin from the glue side..so good closed seams is a key..
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