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best way to cover a speaker pod in vinyl ???


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i made some speaker pods for my doors and they are attached to a panel for the bottom of the door .... what is the easiest way to cover them in vinyl ??? doesnt like to stretch very easily and contour to the curves

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Im sure you could make it happen, might take a little bit longer. Ive used a hair dryer to heat up vinyl decals and it worked good

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x2 use heat but be careful. and when you glue it spray both surfaces and let it sit for a bit to get tacky then apply the vinyl. if you spray it then immediately put it on youre going to have trouble getting it to stick

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ok thank you guys !! much help going to go try it now once im done sanding little bit more !!!!

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should i cover the pod in bondo and sand before covering in vinyl or can i just cover the fiberglass ??? also would the bondo give more strength to the pod ?

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should i cover the pod in bondo and sand before covering in vinyl or can i just cover the fiberglass ??? also would the bondo give more strength to the pod ?

Every imperfection shows in vinyl so bondo over the fiberglass and sand smooth. The more solid the better when it comes to pods, thick is good.

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