Steve meade could use your advice

[unknownuser200985]

alright im just starting on a new project... and i have a few noobish questions.... ive noticed you put alot of things in side your boxes to gain spl... which products are these...  im just trying to get the most out of these subs i can

[ChevyBoy]

i believe he said its an elestrometric coating. he also uses 2x4's, 3/4" all-thread and fiberglass/resin.

[unknownuser200985]

http://www.parex.com/Datasheets/Elastomeri...ic_Coating.html you mean this ?

[ChevyBoy]

yea thats the stuff. sry about the spelling. i should kno that since i work at a hardware store and sell it everyday. he just puts that in there to smooth everything out and so that u just dont see the fiberglass and all that good stuff.

[ChevyBoy]

also, go to ace (where i work) and pick their brand up if u dont wanna buy it online. kool seal is the most popular, but kinda expensive. if u go with our brand, i dont think its more than $15 for a gallon

[unknownuser200985]

so get that coating along with Nytex X-Mat and resin and i should be good?

[ChevyBoy]

yea. u dont need nytex, but if u go with that, then u dont have to put as many layers on. sounds like a plan though

[unknownuser200985]

i may just go with the standard stuff i can seem to find the Nytex X-Mat anywere..... also if i found the Nytex X-Mat how many layers should i add before it will stop maken an effect

[BumpinLow]

So when are you doing your 60 plus 12" Subwoofers Unknown?

[ChevyBoy]

fiberglass will always make an effect.

http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.ph...930221783620116

theres a site where u can pick it up. im not sure exactly how many to use, but i would say atleast 2 depending on what ur doing