It took about an hour for one and about 2 hours for the other. The passenger side kick panel didn't fit just right so I had to to some shaping and modification so that it would fit in there. Too bad Q-logic doesn't make kick panels for 2007 Mazda 3's...but then again if I bought one of theirs I would spend aroun $150 rather than the $20 it cost me to make my own. They are coming along well. They will be ready for paint as soon as I use my new Ryobi Router and Jasper Jig to cut perfect speaker holes.
I know the panels look really ugly, but that is how fiberglass and bondo look after it's been sanded. They're really strong. I can stand on them and they don't flex at all, considering I made the mold with a tee-shirt and pencils to hold the speaker ring up. You're supposed to you fleece and something stronger.
14 years ago
Those are going to look good
ReplyDeleteYou are one dedicated dude! What a awesomely detailed blog you have! I can't wait to see more...
ReplyDeleteThanks alot. I plan to have a website up soon as well.
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