it was time for something new
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comming im cleaning them full of mud from 4 wheeler riding. and i left my doors open and windows down when i cut that sheet of mdf up. it was a mess in it.
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talkin about loud
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgdI_clqOLI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhYI7d1zYIA
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ok ill have to download it. but i have a test tone cd i made for setting my amps that goes from 10hz up to 20000 khz in 5hz increments for each track. at 10 you cant even hear it just shakes you start to hear it around 20 and its a rattling son a b***. but ill try your song msall150
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CA glue. But the good hobby shop stuff (pink, rippled, pointy cap).
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Im gonna ruin the moment, what the hell is that stitching....? Bro, you gotta learn to work a heat gun and shockrag. Im not sure the length, but its very possible one piece of vinyl couldve contoured and saved the stitches. Otherwise, not bad.
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lol it was my first time to do any stitching. i dont think the vynyl would have stretched over the front right there but i know now to use cord in the stitching like they do in the seats to make it look right and hide the threads. but hey i didnt think it looked to bad for a first time besides im not a proffesional here but i know now for next time. next will probally to put something in the bed
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Sewing machine is the way to go... I had my brother-in-law help me (who used to do upholstery work back in Mexico.. yes, he's Mexican)... and we cut the pieces with 1/2" overlap.. took them to a sewing machine, sewed them from the backside so when you flip the piece rightside out, you only see a seem and no stitching.