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Old Jul 9, 2005 | 10:39 PM
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well, im gonna put my door speakers on 3/4 inch MDF rings and i was reading a tutoral on doing this. it askd for "non-hardening modelling clay"

Also, after i deaden inside the doors behind the speaker, i will put egg crate on top of the deadening. i assume to use like 3M 77 spray, but will that spray STICK to the mat??

and on the mat a well, i want to try this "Fabric Sheild" heres a pic: scroll down

http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/...6fce6984339723

dont know if its necessary, but i may do it. anyone know where i can get this and the clay ??

thx!

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Old Jul 10, 2005 | 09:57 AM
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Originally posted by Dukk:
Clay you can get at a hobby or craft store. Plasticine works too. Lee Valley offers clay as well and you can order online.

Egg crate foam is as easy to find as your local walmart - look in bedding.

Never heard of 'Fabric shield' and have no idea what it is [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
hey Dukk, well guys i think the "fabric sheild" is a brand of spray that applies to materail including egg crate, that i assume, protects the crate from moisture, and dampness. i think it repels water after applying it, but its just my guess and what i've read. if u scroll down in the link i gave, u can see where the guy used it and pics
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