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Just finished it today...I was really suprised with the output from such a small sub. This will hold me off till Tempests are available again

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I want your Jeep. Oh yeah, including the system! Recommendation for an easy paint job...Rustoleum spray paint - fine textured black. You'll love using it. I would also spray the inside of the port with regular flat black first, then tape it off for the cabinet finish. Nice job on that enclosure.

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Thanks man...I already bought fibreglass resin and paint today..I thought it might require too many cans of spray paint so i went with the regular rustoleum flat black interior paint..I'm thinkin about doin the Letters RE on the front in white..and the rest black..that is whenever i feel like takin the sub out lol.

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Just thought I''d pass a tip along in this thread for spray painting the inside of a port...place the nozzle of your shop vac inside the box close to the port opening, and when you spray into the air flow, the inside of the port will get evenly coated quickly without fear of drips or runs near the front opening.

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Cool tip!

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