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ponieswhee · 05-18-2007, 11:37 PM

Well I did my box today, that was fun.

Protip #1 - don't use masking tape

I had to use a 12 ton bottle jack and 10 feet of nylon rope to get the sub box out of the tire well after it cured because the resin stuck to the tape

So that pretty much answered my previous question, this thing isn't moving anywhere once it's back in again. Managed to get .8 cf so now I'm trying to decide what to throw in there. Thanks for the inspiration guys, been wanting to do a tire well box for years but never got down to it.

For anyone who's curious I used 1.25 gallons of resin and 27 square feet of mat along with a third of a sheet of mdf, about $100 worth of stuff.

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05-18-2007, 11:37 PM	#26
ponieswhee Drives: Black 07 Liftback Join Date: May 2007 Location: Central NY Posts: 29	Well I did my box today, that was fun. Protip #1 - don't use masking tape I had to use a 12 ton bottle jack and 10 feet of nylon rope to get the sub box out of the tire well after it cured because the resin stuck to the tape So that pretty much answered my previous question, this thing isn't moving anywhere once it's back in again. Managed to get .8 cf so now I'm trying to decide what to throw in there. Thanks for the inspiration guys, been wanting to do a tire well box for years but never got down to it. For anyone who's curious I used 1.25 gallons of resin and 27 square feet of mat along with a third of a sheet of mdf, about $100 worth of stuff.