Fear 
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Well been rubbing and applying filler after work last few days! 
 
  
  
  
 
Got the shape all sorted on drivers door and only got to add couple little bits of filler on top ring and the smooth filler over a crack i fibreglassed over and then 240 it all and its ready for painting  
 
Gonna be a prety tight fit  
 
  
  
 
Come along way since this  
 
  
 
Oh and a couple of pics of my TV surround  
 
  
  
 
Not sure if i like it gloss black yet and still might smooth it in but like being to get it out easy and that so not sure yet 
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Rob B 
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llooks sweet mate 
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Adam-D 
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tv surround is great 
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PainZ 
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glad you over come your problem mate   
 
look amazing, 
 
im all ready to get my hands messy all this week with my fibreglassin my self   
 
 
is that just stopper you have slapped on and smoothed over with yea?
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Fear 
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stopper 
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Jambo 
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TV surround looks amazing. Doors look cool too!
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PainZ 
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ok i guess it aint   
 
whats the yellow stuff you have been using? 
 
whats it called?
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langey 
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you bulid the tv surround yourself?
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Kris TD 
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quote: Originally posted by PainZ 
 
 
whats the yellow stuff you have been using? 
 
whats it called? 
   
 
filler with yellow hardener. 
 
i use red and yellow, its easier to see where you have already done if you alternate between layers
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antscorsa 
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wow looks amazing, t.v surround best i ever seen looks lush in gloss black too
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Fear 
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PainZ: I take it you mean the filler, its called Easy as easier to sand, the yellow bits are the primer from before, built up with fibreglass resing mating and fibrefill then filler then rub down then filler rub down then filler rub down and so on  
 
langey, yeh built TV suriund myself, applied all the filler and rubbed it all down and just got it sprayed with primer rubbed that down and then got sprayed primer and spraying done at bodyshop 
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Fear 
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quote: Originally posted by Kris TD 
quote: Originally posted by PainZ 
 
 
whats the yellow stuff you have been using? 
 
whats it called? 
   
 
filler with yellow hardener. 
 
i use red and yellow, its easier to see where you have already done if you alternate between layers 
   
 
Nope hardener is red, and dont matter if i can see different layers as its the smoothness and shape that matters to me 
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looking good mate
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kev_corsa 
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yup, wot u gona trim them in dude? or u spraying them?
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jo_jess 
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looking good Sam  
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Looking good sam but i fear (<---see what i did there) it may be to close to the dash , hot weather and componds expanding slightly
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Fear 
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quote: Originally posted by Nismo 
Looking good sam but i fear (<---see what i did there) it may be to close to the dash , hot weather and componds expanding slightly 
   
 
If it does it does other than starting again i aint gonna be able to get round it so its that way or no way  
 
kev_corsa: 
Spraying then like this: 
  
 
that is them when i thought they were finished but hit the dash so had to do a little re thinking 
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langey 
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what speakers are they mate and how much? and do they sound any good?
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PainZ 
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They JL XR 3 Ways
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Fear 
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They are JL Audio XR653-CS 3 ways and will set you back about £450-500 but obviously need builds to fit in a corsa so a bit pricey once all thats done  
 
I havnt had them running in my car yet but heard them in others and they sounds fooking amazing   
 
They make the sound just sound complete and everywhere you cant tell that the bass is in the back etc i love them and cant wait to get them in, been waiting 5 months now 
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langey 
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450-500quid    
 
shit thats procey, they better than focal polyglass ones then.
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Fear 
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I would say so but its not just down to the speakers themselves its set-up and amp they are running off etc, wish i had gone for the focals as the builds would have been ALOT fooking easier 
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langey 
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just looking at them again and wondering how they fix to the door, obviously with the orginal screw holes but what about the extra part near the top speaker?? and what about door cards?? cutting round them or having them go behind the build?
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Fear 
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if you have a look at this pic: 
  
 
you can see that the top bit is now flat and so i am going to put 2 screws in here into the door and i will be cutting the door card to fit around then and the flat bit will be hidden by the door card as will cut to shape of the speaker bit, and at the bottom i will either put a couple of screws inside the big speaker area or drill a couple of holes like the standard holes and screw through there 
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