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at the time I did not fiberglass. like you I wasnt too familiar with it so I just used 1/2 MDF & cut it at just the right angle so it fit out facing upwards a bit & covered it with material that matched the doors. If you have the tools and time , glassing them would be a more unique and custom look for your ride. Looking at your box it appears as you have some skills there. Might work out for you. Good Luck

haha, true true. Me and my brother built that vented box and the taper was actually way easier than it looks(as long as you have the tools). To do the taper, setup the table saw where the blade is *almost* through the wood(very touchy and takes a kind of feel. make sure there is NO CRACKING, if there is then raise the blade). I used a piece of scrap and did a couple testers and was very happy with the results. Run it at a set increment 10 times. Mine was a 3 inch radius so we cut it 3/8(sawblade eats up 1/8) 10 times then just gave the wood a good bend and the inside smushed together forming a pretty tough edge, and the outside is that awesome tapered look.(My brother has some build pics I will get my hands on and post) Spring break is in two weeks, so I am gonna order up some fiberglass supplys and will post my results and pics after I make a few attempts Thanks again guys. I appreciate all comments/suggestions. ~Steve

Nice work, tezjet.  I like that style.Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

Any suggestions on what type of fiberglass and resin would best suit my situation? I plan on messing up once or twice, so based on that how much might I need? I live in So-Cal if that makes a difference. Also I don't mind ordering stuff online but shipping + cost = more than gas and a local shop. Any suggestions where to get some quality stuff? Thanks, ~Steve

you can easily go to the local Home Depot or Lowes hardware stores and they will have fiberglass kits and supplies usually in the paint department. They sell the stuff for fiberglass tub repairs but works just as good for your aplication. You will also need to get small amount of Fleece fabric from fabric or sewing store. Wal-marts even have it there. I believe somewhere on this web site you can buy or view instructional video's on glassing. Some of the other long time experts here can guide you in that direction.

Thanks for the info. I found a few really good tutorials, but there was no actual names of materials. I will cruise down to the depot this weekend and see what I can find. THANKS! ~Steve

Sedate...its not a taper. Its called "kerf cuts"