double baffle/wall question

[Amart88]

When you create a double baffle, is it better to attach each layer seperatly to the box or do you laminate them first and then attach it as one unit so the screws go through both baffles into the box.

Also, whats the best way to attach mdf trim panels to seal the baffle from the rear (wall). What do you use to seal around the mdf and headliner/trim panels? Thanks

Edited March 2, 2012 by Amart88

[n8ball2013]

its easier to do them seperate I feel.

[Amart88]

its easier to do them seperate I feel.

I say do each seperate

Yeah, thats what I was thinking too but just wantes some input first. Think it would look cleaner also.

and tips on adding trim around the box to finsh the wall and seal from back?

[fox_racin4]

Built the "shell" of the wall to your vehicle instead of just puttiing a bix in and sealing it off

[Amart88]

Built the "shell" of the wall to your vehicle instead of just puttiing a bix in and sealing it off

Yea that's what I hoped to do but I got pretty limited space (2 door pursuit) If I build the whole baffle to fit the car it won't fit in the door drawbacks of smaller car. I already have the box in final stages 8-9 cubic feet for 2 15's. I got about 4-5 inches on top (center) and about 2 on each side to seal up. Tricky curved angles with roof and side panels