as you allready read i had a really good experinece with my first box build which has whetted my appetite to try building a couple more for my next project i would like to take the back seat out of my truck and build a box that replaces it a couple of people are talking about this i have an uncle who is a upholesrter he has managed to source some cloth for me to make a top cushion and to help it blend in with the back seat cushion not sure whether i will go front firing or down firing i am going to use 1" mdf and brace box internally so some one could sit on it in a pinch my back seat is very rarely used anyway my question to you is you had your last box sprayed with a rhino lining type material is there something that the people that applied the stuff applied to the box to help the rhino lining stick better to the wood or did they just apply the liner material directly to the wood as i am considering finishing the bottom portion of this new box in this manner
regards 2088 bob

 

I used Duplicolor Truck Bed Liner, you use a roller to apply it. You get it at Autozone for about $25. As for prepping the box...just make sure it is clean and free of dust.

Good Luck and keep us posted!

 

very good on my next trip to toledo i will have to get into a autozone and pickupthat stuff i like the idea of being able to diy i had actually built a smaller divided box a while back with a pair of of 6x9s which also impressed me it actually sits on my back seat its intergrated into my rear outboard seat belts so it can't fly around in an accident i have a hidden two channel selector in my glove box that lets me select between the
pioneer 6x8s in my back doors or the 6x9s on the seat haven't decided which i like better yet i need to start getting up close and personal with my new digicam so i can start posting some pics

oh yea i just about forgot has anyone ever heard o a brand of speakers called "linear" i have a source here in town to buy them very cheaply being a mechanical sort of guy i had a very close at them from a mechanical aspect they seem to be of very substantial construction they are available to me in 10 and 12" in both single and dual coil 4 ohm models for less than $33 cdn a piece

 

Just an FYI, you can get that same bedliner at napa. I own two stores and I cary it in both.

 

So how many people have asked you for a Paultinator?
sorry couldn't help it.