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lilbenny 
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after you fiber glas the fleece how do you get your perfect circle again? i f'ed up quiet a few times i routered most of it out... then i made some boo boos so put boddy filler and hoping it will come out nice lol.. just curious how you pros do it lol
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Use a router with a flush bit to cut away the fiberglassed fleece that is on top of the MDF ring.
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i used a dremel to cut away the fiberglassed fleece away from the opening of the mdf ring
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Velocity Motors wrote:
Use a router with a flush bit to cut away the fiberglassed fleece that is on top of the MDF ring.

Be shure to cut the fleece in the center of the sub opening where you didn't resin with a knife first.  If you get the fleece spun around your router it can be very dangerous.

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