Kicker pod estimation?

Your question is a little difficult to understand so I will try my best. First off for basic speaker pods like you are wanting to build you don't actually need to buy "square feet" of fiberglass. The way I would do it is as follows, and is simple. Cut rings out of wood, MDF or high quality marine grade plywood will do fine although I have even used ABS plastic rings with great results. Use cardboard to make a temple for the back of the structure. Transfer that to wood. Use small wood strips to mount the rings to and cut them so the rings will angle the speakers where you want the sound for best staging. I use hot glue to hold everything together and sometimes staples/screws for added support but it's temporary...the real strength is when you resin/glass it. Now wrap the strutcure with fleece which you can purchase cheap at any fabric store and staple it where it needs to be to conform to the shape you want and to the back nice and tight.. although not as strong I have used old tee shirts instead of fleece with perfect results. areas that will be weakest will need to be reinforced with fiberglass matting. For such a small job as this you can pobably get away with one or two at the most small fiberglass body repair kits from an auto parts store. They come with a small can of resin, hardner, a mixing stick, a small "tub" to mix in and plenty of fiberglass matting. All you need is some rubber gloves and your good to go. enjoy the smell, I love it but too much and you might start hallucinating or  pass out so do it outside or well ventilated. have Fun

you shouldnt put 61/2 's in the kick anyway.........

integratyper934 wrote: you shouldnt put 61/2 's in the kick anyway.........

why?

not too mention the pod will be huger the crap!