New build in my Nissan Cube

[Hooah87]

Did a little primer work today, not that greatest job, mdf is super absorbent, but thought I'd put a couple coats down. Start sanding tomorrow. Then maybe first coat of paint. 

 

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[Ron36]

Looks great man love seeing family help out keep it up.

[Hooah87]

Did my first coat of paint today. Just cheap Home Depot spray paint. It's not the greatest job but it's just a budget job. 

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[bcbrassard]

Tip for the future to help with looks of enclosure. Counter sink after you pilot drill for your screws, then run your screws home and use a filler to cover your screw holes. More work but looks better in the end. Most people clamp there enclosures until the clue drys and/or use brad nails to help hold it together.

Here's some pics of what i have done.

 

 

[bcbrassard]

And of course it done and in the trunk.

[Hooah87]

Thanks for the tip bcbrassard.  Wish I would have countersunk them. Oh well love and learn. 

Next step will be installing head unit. Need to order a kit for dash