It's just not necessary.
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Originally Posted by BrownTown /forum/post/19447758
I come from the car audio world where whenever building a sub box, we fiberglassed the entire inside of the enclosure. I see sub build after sub build on these forum and I don't believe I have seen a single glassed box. Do home audio sub enclosures not benefit from the strength added and air tightness after glass, or are the DIYers not crazy about laying glass?
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Originally Posted by BrownTown /forum/post/19457663
What is the best substance to put on the outside to make a gloss finish? Bondo & resin? Someone said epoxy, what kind? My father owns a automotive repair shop so the sub boxes will be sprayed in the Spray-Tech booth!! I really don't want to do a veneer.
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Originally Posted by BrownTown /forum/post/19457663
Yea, I have built a few station wagons for db drag racing SPL contests and we welded the back doors shut and glassed the entire inside of the wagon. We bought glass mat rolls that were 4ft wide by 100 ft.
But we would also glass boxes that were holding only two 12's. I actually enjoy laying mat so I might put one layer of glass down for the heck of it. Nothing too crazy.
What is the best substance to put on the outside to make a gloss finish? Bondo & resin? Someone said epoxy, what kind? My father owns a automotive repair shop so the sub boxes will be sprayed in the Spray-Tech booth!! I really don't want to do a veneer.