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7-20-2015
When the fiberglass subwoofer boxes were being built, I started the trunk lid in parallel. I was trying to get booth projects done at the same time for a local car show.
First, we taped up the entire trunk to prevent any dripping of resin. A friend had an extra trunk lid for me to use. I still have the original one that was diamond stitched.
We applied a few coat of resin to the OEM trunk lid to harden it. After it has harden, i removed it from the trunk lid and added more resin. It needs to be strong to support the speakers.
Next is deciding on how the mid/tweet and LCD monitor will fit altogether. There isn't much room on our trunk lid so i tried to squeeze in what I can without making it look overcrowded.
Laying it out on the trunk lid to get a better visual. Once on, we angled it to a certain position that is optimal for the audience.
Once we like the angle, fleece was put over the entire trunk lid and resin was applied.
We put the LCD monitor in the middle and fleece that as well.
Test fitting the LCD after fleece was pulled over. Next, resin was applied.
