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That was a good webpage that guy made.

But was it just me or was his windshield dirty as hell?!

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it's not dirty, he blurred it so you couldn't see into the shop/garage

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very informative

Thanks for all the feedback, i was wondering about A-pillars myself and i seen that most everyone that replied to A-pillar questions got told to use ''search''..i didnt really find any 'detailed' pages on here so i figured id find something that was basically a 'walkthru' for A-Pillar rookies like myself... :good:

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sweet I need to do mine soon thanks for posting

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it's not dirty, he blurred it so you couldn't see into the shop/garage

I know, it was a joke. :01nocomment8so:

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Not a problem...now i just gotta build me some a-pillars, kick panels, my center counsole, box for my subs, i think thats it lol, itd help alot if i got outta work before midnight... :angry:

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It wasn't all bad info.....but it was lacking a couple important parts.

1st..... There was NO fiberglass used on that pillar. All that was done was some resin and some thin material. There is no strength in that at all and could crack soon.

2nd.... Why the "milkshake"? If he used a bodyfiller to shape the pod to the pillar, just use a little more to smooth it out. Easier to work with and cost less overall.

What I would add................ I would have drill alot of holes around the peremeter of the speakers mount. Then once the material was resined and that cured, add 2 layers of 1.5oz mat. (I use 1.5oz...autopart and retail stores sell 3/4oz for reference). Then a layer on the inside of the pillar over the holes to make a mechanical bond to the mat in the front. Aids when fiberglassing to plastics. Saqnd down as smooth as you can, do a layer of Duraglass for shaping, the use a quality bodyfiller (anything by Evercoat will work), to smooth out.

The rest was pretty good.

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