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boxmaker85

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Posted: October 05, 2004 at 9:27 PM / IP Logged

Just bought some really thick fleece. It's the one way stretch kind. Goin to use that for now. I'll determine later if it's enough or if I need some glass to go over it.

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[QUOTE=boxmaker85]Just bought some really thick fleece. It's the one way stretch kind. Goin to use that for now. I'll determine later if it's enough or if I need some glass to go over it.[/QUOTE

Are you planning on using it on a new project?

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CarAudioHelp

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Posted: October 06, 2004 at 10:16 AM / IP Logged

You can get plush felt at fabric stores. I get mine at Hobby Lobby which has a fabric department. It's $3.49 a yard.

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boxmaker85

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HottAccord yeah it's new. I'm redoing my box. (trashing the old and building a new one). I'm kinda hesitant about using just the fleece. It's thick and will absorb a ton of resin but I'm not sure it'll hold the pressure of a 10" sub (not high power, bout 300 watts rms). What do you think just fleece or add a layer of fg (like one 6 oz. layer)?

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boxmaker85 wrote:

HottAccord yeah it's new. I'm redoing my box. (trashing the old and building a new one). I'm kinda hesitant about using just the fleece. It's thick and will absorb a ton of resin but I'm not sure it'll hold the pressure of a 10" sub (not high power, bout 300 watts rms). What do you think just fleece or add a layer of fg (like one 6 oz. layer)?

Oh I wouldnt just use fleece/resin on an enclosure no matter what. You will still need some reinforcement like FG mat. If you find that to be a pain, try the Resin & Aerosil or Cabosil expander mix as opposed to FG mat. The results are incredible. Just make sure you get at least 1/4" thick inside the box, this stuff dries hard and solid!

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