My Fiberglassed center console EG6.

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Awsome work! I always wanted to do that but never really knew how.
 

MasterShake

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thats dope :thumbs up
 


Nameyga

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Man thats motivating work...now how did you get that to say without screwing?
 

Matt.

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how the hell do I subscribe? lol
 


mastertee31

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Nameyga said:
Man thats motivating work...now how did you get that to say without screwing?
It's attached to the oem center console so I can use the factory mounting locations. (The fiberglass stuck to my oem console with all the resin just as I planned)
 

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mastertee31 said:
It's attached to the oem center console so I can use the factory mounting locations. (The fiberglass stuck to my oem console with all the resin just as I planned)

did you happen to get that installed yet bro?
 

mastertee31

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I've been really sick the last few days and haven't had time, but I might tuff it out tomorrow and have pics up by the night.
 

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Looks pretty sweet should have molded some gauge pods or something to put a little flavor in it.
 

Jas0n

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that's a nice clean job.......
 

mastertee31

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Day 6:

Test fitted the console, it needed a little trimming here and there and probably another shot of paint but I'm pretty happy with it so far. Unfortunately since the console was so long I had no choice but to cut it down the middle so that I could fit it over the shifter and e-brake. I'm awaiting my new shift knob and e-brake handle and boot so I can't quite finish it completely.







I also decided to get started on my rear speaker pods. Below you will see the same process used as for the center console with exception of stretch material used. I took somebody's suggestion to use speaker grill cloth instead and it worked much better. (It helps if you use a cheap laser pointer to aim your pods to ear level, for good imaging)







The car will need a good cleaning from all the dust! It's everywhere...
 

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I'm impressed as all get out...!

:thumbs up!!! that came out freaking n0ice man. props to you bro.
 

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That's impressive! :thumbs up

I gotta' practice some 'glassing. my stuff always sags. I like those speaker pods a lot.
 

kaace

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get on with your bad self...fiberglassing junkie...i am starting my kick panels this weekend...practice makes perfect...keep us updated with pics...
 

mastertee31

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Day 7:

Finished glassing the other speaker pod and started working on my amp rack. I skipped a couple of progress pictures, but it was basicly and idea in my head that I drew out on a sheet of MDF and attacked with a jigsaw. (Geometry played a huge part in this) Below are some pictures of the rack with the speaker grill cloth stretched over and a quick mockup to make sure everything is nice and straight so far. (Should be ready to glass tomorrow night)





 

DaGFTDOne

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Dude, how did you learn to do all this, Glassing is something I wanna learn
 

cvcc

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This thread keeps getting more interesting...

Question: How strong does the fiberglassing hold up? I have a frankenstein project that I have been putting off and fiberglassing may solve a problem...
 


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