ALL4SPL's 2011 Silverado - IASCA 2016 Truck/Trunk 2 Champion!

[ToNasty]

No no. He's saying you said anytjing over 2khz. But what you really meant was anything under 2khz. I understood. Carry on

[_paralyzed_]

No no. He's saying you said anytjing over 2khz. But what you really meant was anything under 2khz. I understood. Carry on

Beat ya to it by mere seconds!

[all4spl]

Correct, I meant to say under my bad.

[reedal]

Makes more sense. I didn't want to assume it was typo though, assumptions are bad.

[all4spl]

The grill cloth and guides arrived today so I was able to finalize the grills and start on the carpet job on the pillars themselves. I got them both 95% done and I am letting them dry overnight as I decided to use contact cement instead of standard spray glue.

Here is the first panel.

And here they sit drying till tomorrow.

[all4spl]

So I got the pillars done and I am thinking about doing a bar style grill over the tweeters the planned ones would just I think look too bulky.

[all4spl]

You ask for pics and progress and I provide yet no comments!

[jcarter1885]

I usually just like the pictures so im not commenting over and over on the same build. Looks good so far, im tuned in man.

[reedal]

I like the pillars. Are they wrapped or is that just the dried cloth/resin?

I'm too scared to try and do my pillars. I have a hard enough time with my door pods. But it's fun, and a learning experience.

[all4spl]

They are wrapped in carpet because I wanted them to be simplistic in nature, not everyone can afford to wrap in vinyl or do a full paint scheme. These were also pillars started by someone else who sold his truck and I bought them to finish them. So I still have my stock pillars in perfect condition, my advice if you wanna try it, hit up a junk yard for a set of pillars.