Renee, if you have any questions I'm sure there will be plenty of help here on the forums. Just post your questions and there will be about a half dozen Knights in shining armor here to help you .  Post your pics and hope to see you here more.

i see the costumer paid $1200 for the enclousure .is the sub and the amplifier included in the 1200?

if not what is the price of the enclousure only?

and if you hade to make speaker pods for that car how much would you ask?

i'm just doing a research i really like to know

thanks

goosie wrote: Wow... thanks for the tutorial :D Im learning how to build speakerboxes and kind of want to learn how to fiberglass (but i wount try it untill im actualy good at MDF) but i was woundering when your planning out fiberglass if you still make the enclosure the same size you would with MDF?

The size will change as long as the internal volume + speaker displacement is accounted for & stays the same. The exterior of the enclosure you can have any shape but keep the internal volume the same.

goosie wrote: Also, how do you measure the space inside of the box with all the curves?

Go to this post for internal volume : Sticky Packing peanut volume measurement

goosie wrote: Also is the box ported or sealed when you make it with fiberglass or does it matter? Something tells me its completely different than doing MDF but i'm just trying to learn as much as i can

YOu make the box whatever you want ( sealed or vented ) but you have to calculate the tuning frequency when venting an enclosure. Most  if not all the custom boxes that I make are sealed.

Ok, Ive just read through  this and found what ive seen very helpful. Im new to fiberglass and basically all car fabrications. Im 17 and own a 2003 mitsubishi eclipse GS all stock besides a In-dash dvd player with a flip out screen. The dvd player has A/V output for additional screens so I got to thinking maybe some enclosure for a small screen and some subs wouldnt be a bad idea for the trunk....then I kinda wanted to do the whole interior with small bits of fiberglass or repaint for a glossy look.

Questions

1)My doors are made of a combination of the soft leather/pleather(like a dashboard) stuff and plastic pannels...the factory painted the plastic parts some black and some gunmetel. The gunmetal color has started to scratch off and the black is just bad on the eyes. My intentions would be to give the doors a glossy red/silver look, would I be better off painting or making a mold and FG parts to cover or replace the plastic?

2)Painting, im sure you have all your FG work airbrushed but im on a budget and dont own or know someone with a airbrush.For small parts can you use spray/brush on car paints?  I have a 1/2gallon of exact color paint that was given to me for touching up the outside(i was backed into and had some minor body work done). I see cans of car paint at every automotive store and was wondering if this is a applicable product for this sort of thing?