not on here yet. will put them up when i clean my car next :)

probably over weekend, depends how cold it is :thumbs:

where are the pics of your install for the boot?

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Originally posted by vincefenlon
still aint heard the new system. just hope it looks tidier

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no idea what that square cut out is for, i dont know the guy just saw some of his pics in the garage

still aint heard the new system. just hope it looks tidier

if you are going to paint the door card, then try filler. i dont know what the material is like, how thick it is.

you could try coating the fabric in resign and hardener, that would make it go solid, withough have to worry about getting it level, and getting the filler to stick to the fabric :thumbs:

do u know what the square shap is for in adi's card? i cant work out what it could be? its a passenger too too, so it wont be and dials and stuff, its abgled down, so i cant see it being a TV.. :boggle:

yes vince. my ice has changed some what since that photo. :thumbs:

fuseholder in footwell - intersting place to put it

I was taking a look in AdiSRI's garage at his door pods and that is the direction that I am wanting to take, but I will also want to cover the top half of the door cards (the fabric bit). that'll need to be covered in filler wont it?

AdiSRI's door pods:

well if you look at the corsa b door card the bottom half is plastic and the top half is fabric. im wanting to cover a portion of the fabric and was wanting to know what would be the most efective way of doing it? ta

i dont understand what your asking? when you say material, do u mean mean fabric or plastic?

seeing as u made yours for a corsa c, and i have a corsa b then the process will be much different.

so far.. i have made the door pod and fibreglassed the plastic card to the acutal door card. im wanting to make a sort of "surround" like what you have got on your door mould, what would be the best way to go about covering the material on the door card? just fibreglass over it and then filler?

C4 WLK- try keepin filler to a minimum. build the shape you want with fibre glass, to make it as strong as possible.
filler is nothing compared to fibre glass matting. both are composites, but fibre glass (obviously) uses mattiings of glass weaved strands, not stone dust and other rubbish.
filler was really only used in this project to level out the 'dips' in the fibre glass.

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because component speakers are so much better sounding than 6x9s

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also gota be carefull that u put the speaker in the corect place so that u can close the door!

im making sum for a guy at the moment and there not easy and u need to apply loads of filler and sand it for ages to get the shape smooth!

because component speakers are so much better sounding than 6x9s

y not put 6x9 in the door

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Dont put 6x9s in the front doors

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where would i obtain this so called "real" fibreglass from james? Halfords?

They are fookin amazin great job:thumbs:

make a mould and fibreglass over it


add more layers of fg and skim with filler


sand, fill, sand, fill...etc etc for ages


prime to show any pin holes

i built these with martin. its similar to the guide posted above except u wanna use real fibreglass not p40. i gots some pics, ill try uploading....

Dont put 6x9s in the front doors

its pretty much the same procedure as this,

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=135232

theres a few sets of intructions on how to do it. i have answered the question a couple of times

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fookin awsome!

Hey Martin, if you have enough spare time could you possibly provide a semi-detailed/detailed tutorial for how you created your awesome door pods/cards. Im sure there are a few people on here who like your idea and wouldnt mind having a go themselves, including me!

For those that don't know which door pods/cards Im talking about I have attached a pic below;