FG Tweeter pod w/ step by step pics

Ok, after reading all of the online tutorials and seeing tv shows where they used FG for projects and seeing this website I decided to try my hand at fiberglass. I wanted to start small and work my way up. So, i decided to make a tweeter pod. Nice and simple. Now im in the middle of a sub box (pics of it at bottom)

Here is what it looked like with out the pod. Just dangling out of the headliner. This had to change.

First I popped off the plastic thing on the pillar and covered it with tinfoil.

Here is what it looked like with 1 layer (2 in some parts) of fiberglass.

I popped it off and got this.

I already had my rings cut out so now i could mount them on the glass. I cut for because originally i was going to flush mount it, but then i remembered that its a tweeter and it didnt really matter.

I braced the ring with a piece of a plastic pen and hot glued it to the fiberglass.

I actually used a toilet paper roll underneath the fleece to give it its shape.

Then i put 1 layer of fiberglass over this (2 in some spots) and it finally has some shape.

Then i got out my bondo and went to town.....

here it is with the first layer of bondo, a couple more layers would soon come.

Now it was time to get out the spot putty

Here it is with the putty

Then it was time for primer

Here it is all primered up

put some black spray paint on it but ugh, orange peel! So I wet sanded it down and the laid some clear.

And thats it. Sorry about the poor picture quality. I dont have a digital camera, so i had to use my camera phone.

I would like to thank Dyson from this website for giving me so many painting tips and answering all my dumb questions!!

I am working my way up like i said and am about a little over half way done with a sub box, here it is.

just wondering, what's so special about using fleece? The amp rack seen here:  https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=55159&PN=1

was done using just some stretchy material I found on the 1.00 rack at the walmart fabric section, with 3 or 4 coats of resin

Well done man, just get that compounded and polished and we're nearly there!

Boot install is lookin great too, get some body filler on and smooth it up, will come out great!

If anyone else would like tips on painting also, feel free to give me a shout!

Just now got it installed in the car. It points the tweeter directly at your face so I think the sound is better.

Here it is in my hand

and here it is in the car.

The lighting is kinda weird so i tired to put a t-shirt over the window to block out the sun...

That second picture sucked. try again

looks clean very nice install