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2005dodge 
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I have been doing some research on trying to make a fiberglass enclosure. I have seen that some people use a carpet type material to stretch over the box before u apply the fiberglass and i seen someone else use a tshirt. what works the best? What kind of fiberglass do I use? And can you give me some more helpful pointers before i start this project? thanks.
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Are you using all MDF or all fiberglass or a mix of both?
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fleece or speaker grill can be used to apply resin on\

homedepot sells fiberglass in 1 pint and gallon

great webpage on info needed to start

good luck

http://chris.pfharlock.com/glass/tapemoldpop.htm

QUOTE=2005dodge]I have been doing some research on trying to make a fiberglass enclosure. I have seen that some people use a carpet type material to stretch over the box before u apply the fiberglass and i seen someone else use a tshirt. what works the best? What kind of fiberglass do I use? And can you give me some more helpful pointers before i start this project? thanks.[/QUOTE]

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Yer take a look at chris's site, its very good for a walkthru on how to fibreglass
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thanks for the help. i will be sure to check it out
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Is your dodge a Ram quad cab?, if it is i just made a fiberglass box for my 05' 1500 quad cab : these pics might help you out if you are making a box for the cargo wells
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Hi Im a newbie here but i would like to ask some few tips regrading about fibreglass

1. Im new in firbreglass so can u tell me how to get materials to produce fibreglass enclosure?

2. what are type of things/ chemicals to create firbreglass?

3. how do i apply fibreglass?

4. how is the technique of creating and moudlng a fibreglass?

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I like the notes he made about what NOT to do as well.  Trust me, that's just as important to anyone just starting out.  Sometimes you dont think and forget the mold release wax... not that I've done that, haha.

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