Enclosure Covering

but should you use rope caulk to seal it?

jonathancullen wrote: but should you use rope caulk to seal it?

Its good practice to use non-hardening rope caulk when installing any woofer, it acts as a gasket...As far as the textured paint goes, since there is a smooth sealer for the top coat, it should be a pretty flush mount...if not the caulk should fix that...Personally, I'm just going to tape off the area where the sub overhang will be...'89 Mercedes-Benz 300E

Pioneer DEH-5900UB

(2)RE Audio SX 10"s

(1)US Amps MD3D

3ft^3 @ 37Hz

Blowing up in a car accident doesnt worry me, as long as I'm putting out some major dB's when I die...

alright cool, imma try this on my next project. what the worst that can happen????? i mess it up and carpet the box anyway. xD

nouseforaname wrote: don't know if i'm on topic, but it's been a long day and all the posts are running together.

heheh, I feel yah man..... I was actually thinking of this too. I have a paint booth that I can use at my liesure. I was thinking of spraying a few thick layers of primer down and then just using normal automotive paint and a few coats of clear. I wanted to match it to my cars exterior and then just airbrush the RE Audio logo on top. You think that would work on the MDF?'89 Mercedes-Benz 300E

Pioneer DEH-5900UB

(2)RE Audio SX 10"s

(1)US Amps MD3D

3ft^3 @ 37Hz

Blowing up in a car accident doesnt worry me, as long as I'm putting out some major dB's when I die...