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Whatcha doing?

Hehe, now Aaron shall fall prey to Kitty say What?!

Stuck in your head?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm2BdCbZkKY

Do not base any decision making on watching Youtube videos. People have different tastes as to what sounds good to them. For instance: an aluminum tweeter may sound too bright to one person, while another loves it. I've used some lower line hertz in the past, and heard a few more expensive lines from Hertz, all of which I enjoyed. I also have the Focal Access 165A in one of our vehicles, it's not my daily driver so I haven't paid enough attention to give any in depth review, but it sounds good for what it is, and how it's installed. I hope you plan on using an amplifier. As the general census seems to be: try to hear as many speakers as you can locally. Sound boards are far from perfect, but it may give you a better idea of the speaker's tonality compared to another.

Bummer about the lappy, hopefully the new one is better, especially with the upgrades.

You picking her up from the airport, or going to phx for work while she heads home?

Snowing right now. And FUCK YOU as well. Perhaps its fuck me. For shits sake I'm the one in the Great White North. Woke up this morning to snow on my car.. Minnesota ALWAYS is covered in snow... Whats happening Sean? lol Guess what? Ha, ha. My wife just flew in from Phoenix. Don't fuck with me. I was merely waiting for you to say fuck you to Julian, so I could be a schmuck without doing anything.

I wish I could see "600watts." I can teach you for a fair rate of 100$/hr Okay 14k. im confused ?? I'm making fun of Sencheezy since I can never tell who is who.

Yeah and it wasn't exactly cheap. I found SEM has Metalock DTM High Build Primer. It's two part, http://semproducts.com/product-catalog/specialty-products/primers/metalock-dtm-high-build-primer/ Also going to check out upol. Any brand suggestions so I know what's the cheap shit to avoid?

Tomorrow I'll look for upol high f or sem high build primer. I can get it in a rattle can or regular can. I forgot about it, but the oem volvo paint doesn't require any finishing coat, so I'm guessing it already has some enamel or protection? Sorry if I sound like I'm ignoring any parts of your advice, I'm not, I'm just new to the whole process, and don't know what applies to what. IE: textured roller for only paint, or primer & paint? If I used the roller for the primer, then I should get the primer in a can, not rattle can. If I used the roller for the paint, I would spray the paint with the rattle can, and immediately roll over it? Textured roller: http://www.amazon.com/Shur-Line-13000-Texture-Cover/dp/B000DZGQPU/ref=sr_1_4?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1328755250&sr=1-4 Were you thinking something along those lines as far as texture? Again, I'd prime with a catalyzing primer as well. You are dead on with the roller. Now, you can paint with anything you want and it can come out good, but growing up a body shop, I have seen plenty of chips in FG from cheap paint jobs. If you want to do it the cheapest way, get some DIY bedliner or some other urethane coating and roll it on with that textured roller. It'll be rubberized and water-based, so it will cure with evaporation. Some are two part as well, and many you can even have tinted. I'll look for a catalyzing primer. I'm not too worried about the possibility of them getting scratched, sure feet will be coming in and out, but I don't think they will really be in the way. Reason I went with the paint, is it would somewhat match the car, but perhaps grey bedliner wouldn't look bad. I'll have to play around with it. I can always paint it, if it chips, sand down, and bedline.

Purple man no say fuck you.

The fuck?

*waits*

Snowing right now. And FUCK YOU as well. Perhaps its fuck me. For shits sake I'm the one in the Great White North. Woke up this morning to snow on my car.. Minnesota ALWAYS is covered in snow... Whats happening Sean? lol Guess what?

Fuck you, you, you, annnnnnnnnnnd you.

Tomorrow I'll look for upol high f or sem high build primer. I can get it in a rattle can or regular can. I forgot about it, but the oem volvo paint doesn't require any finishing coat, so I'm guessing it already has some enamel or protection? Sorry if I sound like I'm ignoring any parts of your advice, I'm not, I'm just new to the whole process, and don't know what applies to what. IE: textured roller for only paint, or primer & paint? If I used the roller for the primer, then I should get the primer in a can, not rattle can. If I used the roller for the paint, I would spray the paint with the rattle can, and immediately roll over it? Textured roller: http://www.amazon.com/Shur-Line-13000-Texture-Cover/dp/B000DZGQPU/ref=sr_1_4?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1328755250&sr=1-4 Were you thinking something along those lines as far as texture?

I certainly don't want to tell you how you should do it, if you can make it fit awesome, but before you just mentioned changing the depth, it seemed like the only route was to mount on the front panel, and fire forward.

What are you painting with? FG will scratch SUPER easy and I'd suggest using nothing but a catalyzed urethane. I ordered a rattle can of oem volvo paint so it would match the exterior of the car. I don't have a sprayer, and figured if I used a brush you would see the strokes. On the last layer of fiberglass, I'm planning on doing a coat of resin+cab-o-sil. Perhaps that would null out the easily scratched issue? I'm open to any finish besides wrapping, I'm terrible at it, don't have the patience for it, and get super pissed quickly.

How come you don't just fire forward, I don't see any other way this is going to fit.

Actually my bad, that wouldn't work, steeper angle + depth factor, no bueno.

I'm taking a liking to this foam business: <-

That's WHAT sheeeeeeeeeee said!

I wish I could see "600watts." I can teach you for a fair rate of 100$/hr Okay 14k.