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it isn't bedliner thanks though!

That box is truly a work of art. You do some premium work Steve!! ????

to all my new visitors that have not seen this box yet, make sure you start at page 1 to see the entire process of this build thanks for watching!

Boxes that i KNOW what car they are going in, usually i prefer to color/material match them so they look like part of the vehicle (if possible). But my other favorite alternative when not knowing where the box will ever go...is bedliner. I actually love using that stuff. But this time, i decided to try something different, yet very similar. Second Skin Spectrum! It is currently drying so i have no finished video's to show, but i will do that tomorrow. Here are some pics of what i did today.

fuck off i been positive a lot lately. Might be an exact 1.0 but i been gettin them. Its just hard to climb out of that hole once your K/D gets destroyed early in the season. I feel like i am getting more kills with the new video cards though. I can see better than before and it's smoother. But i still got a DEEP hole to climb out of. SMH LOL Neutral steveeee! LOL

Yes no screws for that amp under the front seat. I dont think i need extreme strength to stop an amp from moving around under a seat. Im not a racer or a drifter lol. There shouldnt be much force moving an amp thats layed flat on the floor of the car. If i get in some kind of an accident, i dont think id be worried about an amp.

It will be under his seat right? Doubt it will go anywhere if he uses 2 part epoxy. Will probably have to rip up the damp pro with the mount if he ever takes it out

The top foil of Damplifier products is very thick (6.5 mil) and is designed to be a very good primer type surface that most everything will adhere to. We designed it this way so there would be no issues applying other products on top of it. The epoxy isn't going to get through the foil onto the butyl so I see no concern there. We would recommend you try it out in one spot before putting it all over a large area. I think it will work just fine, please let us know how it works out so we can help future customers with the same question. Alright cool, ill do that. Test before the real install. Thanks for responding. Ill definatly come back and let you know what i use and how it worked out.

I know what a standing wave is. It's not a problem with my box. The box in that video is SEALED, mine is ported. Regardless, as nice as that box (in the video) is, there is no way what they did will make a noticeable difference in sound from any other properly built sealed box without all those curves. For a ported box like mine i would much rather NOT have all those wavy (staggered) pieces. I prefer smooth airflow in and out of my port.

That's cool. Looks great.

Really neat design...something different