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Sanding edges flat.....?


Amart88

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Why are you sanding it flat? Maybe I don't get what your saying.. if its cut it should be flat..lol

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Why are you sanding it flat? Maybe I don't get what your saying.. if its cut it should be flat..lol

Yes but there are 2 walls, a bottom, a roof and 2 45°s and they are all double layered 3/4". Unless your a god at woodworking and make perfect cuts to 1/64" all the time there are small lips/ridges where the pieces go together. When you sand to get them flat, it tends to round the edges which makes a crappy mating surface.

Here's what I'm talking about if you still don't get it. see the edge around the whole thing where the baffle attaches. That.

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Ah. The back is still open. Use PL glue ( as its thick) Then glass the baffel to the shell

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Ah. The back is still open. Use PL glue ( as its thick) Then glass the baffel to the shell

Yeah. I got the front on pretty uniform. I used titebond 2 but had to use pl in 2 small spots for a little gap. I will see how good I can get the back but may have to go the PL route.

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nothing wrong with PL thats all i used in my wall other then when i put the 4 baffels togeather and its holding just fine

1998 gmc extd cab

12 crossfire C710s

4 SAZ-4500s

3 Singer 400A alts
buncha mids/highs

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Man am I getting irritated with the quoting glitching out on me today...

Anyways, Thanks man. What's stopping you from doing a wall? There's tons of info and people to help on here. :D

Here's a pic of the baffle attached after some elbow grease sanding lol

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