Anything but fleece

Hey, I was just wondering if there was some other kind of material I could use which was thinner but just as stretchy. Fleece adds to much thickness to what I'm doing. I had some problems with my first dash project, so this time I wanna go with sumthing thinner. I heard grill cloth works, but the fabric store doesn't carry it. Does nylon work? lemme know! Thanx

you can use the stuff they use to cover home stereos. i forget what it is called but u know the black stretchy stuff. maby grill cloth is the name? but ya ive heard of people using that for smaller projects like kickpods but never a box thats holding 12's or somthing like that.dream it, build it, fiberglass it

you can get a couple layers of grill cloth to hold a plug for a 12" then rienforce it from the inside. At this momemnt, i am using grill cloth to hold two Type-R 10"'s and two 420's

Can you buy grill cloth at a fabric store?dream it, build it, fiberglass it

you might want to check out your local stero shop if they don't have any in stock, they should be able to order it. All cloth will soak up resin so just use a old shirt.The Clear Bra Guy

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I used felt, seems to work well.

i used panty hose.. it sounds weird, but cut it, stretch it out. and it works quite nicly!

I use head liner it works great and stretches every way u do it. 

 I tried to used fleece for the doors but it was too thick.  I agree with 98tibfx felt works well.