What did 2k1civic.com mount his subs on?

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Apr 12, 2002

ZVotypka

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What did 2k1civic.com mount his subs on?

I just wondered what type of material that is because it's sweet how the neon shines through.

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On what looks to be etched or sandblasted fiberglass..could be Mylar..could be an Acyrlic ...post likely it's sandblasted plexi with neon backlighting..

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mohawk one of these days i'm gonna think up a question to stump you! LOL! that's a really cool idea though, what derek did... maybe i don't get out much but i've never seen that quite like that before... i didn't know plexiglass could be that strong.

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I see like 5 of those a week with only the "JL" Symbol etched lol//

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that 2 linear feet of plexiglass costs more than 50 bucks if you were to buy it at retail. that is the extra thick stuff.

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Depends.. if you use smaller pieces of plexi and brace them you get away with 3/8" Plexi without troubles which is alot cheaper...

Then again some folks use 1" Lexan... $$$$$$$$$$$ Cha-----Ching!