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Part of me hates you now....mostly because those are the speakers I wanted, i just couldn't wait for them to be available in the U.S. (I'm running the old school SPX 177r)
I'd LOVE to hear them and would be happy to help you throw them in.
Last edited by TheRadioFlyer97; Jun 22, 2008 at 08:08 PM.
i found the pictures of yours RadioFlyer and it looks really good, what all was involved and how long did it take?
the original ones (just drill and mount) are a sinch and take about half an hour once the tweeters are wired.
the fiberglass mounted ones I currently have are a little more of a challange. I can set you up for fiberglass but i promised i wouldn't use any more fiberglass in the garage. (makes it smell horrible) If you wanted the fiberglass style, i'll be happy to help prep the area for you, but you'll have to lay the resin, sand apply the SEM coating and paint.
the original ones (just drill and mount) are a sinch and take about half an hour once the tweeters are wired.
the fiberglass mounted ones I currently have are a little more of a challange. I can set you up for fiberglass but i promised i wouldn't use any more fiberglass in the garage. (makes it smell horrible) If you wanted the fiberglass style, i'll be happy to help prep the area for you, but you'll have to lay the resin, sand apply the SEM coating and paint.
ive never done anything like that im not sure how comfortable i am with laying fiber glass for my first time on my pillars, was it hard or just time consuming?
ive never done anything like that im not sure how comfortable i am with laying fiber glass for my first time on my pillars, was it hard or just time consuming?
laying fiberglass is like painting with a brush. Just make sure you have the correct mixture (using a measuring cup) It's mostly a time consuming process. The difficulty is mostly the initial setup (aiming)
- apply a thick first coat
- apply a second possibly a third coat if nessicary.
- Sand down to ~200gr if you're going to use SEM coating. (that's the part with the most labor involved)
- Apply SEM texture coat (second or 3rd coats if nessicary)
- Paint to match interior