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Any company mass market custom fiberglass door panels?

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Im tryin to see if anyone can custom fiberglass me some door panels, entire door panels for both of my doors of my car.

I know some companies locally that do it but they charge extremely, i mean EXTREMELY large amounts of money for it. To give you an example, they charge $1,500 to do a 14cuft wall in my car.... i dont know why they told me that a while back but that's not what i wanted from them anyway because i know how expensive they are.

I'm lookin to spend no more than $300 per door. Is that too low? I can't find anything for a Scion tC.

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I think that is a pipe dream. $300 isn't really jack considering the time and effort required to do doors right.

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To be honest, that seems alittle low. You are talking complete new panels and that takes some time to do correctly, and you really dont want to skimp on them. Try looking up a couple of people- epicenterdesigns, and or coogle. They are members of a couple of different forums one of them being Fiberglassing forums. They might be able to help you out in what to expect.

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ok thanks, what type of price range am i to expect because i have no basis, no guideline on what they normally cost.

It would involve replacing the entire door panel with the ability to hold 3-4 6.5" woofers per door.

How much would one expect to spend per door... then, how much woudl one expect to spend to do it themself if they had the knowledge?

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Depending on what you want done and where you are located. I normally charge $1000 per door if the door is to be wrapped and speakers flushed with customs grills. If it is to be painted I wouldn't even consider any less than 1800 per door. It is a real pita getting glass to stick to plastic without paint cracking down the road.

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oh, hehe, i guess i look retarded askin $300... :blink: So, it sounds not an easy job to do, especially one to try on the first time FG-ing.

Well, that probably about sums up my curiosity for now.

Thanks guys, i will continue to research

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If someone out there already has the molds. $300-$500 would be a doable price. But going by scratch it just takes too much time.

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$300 will get you the materials to do 2 doors. that would leave another $300 to cover labor. youd have to be desperate to take that job, or really enjoy sanding fiberglass (who doesnt? :fing34: )

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$300 will get you the materials to do 2 doors. that would leave another $300 to cover labor. youd have to be desperate to take that job, or really enjoy sanding fiberglass (who doesnt? :fing34: )

I love glassing, and Bondo :D

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I am talkin to a guy locally who may do it in terms of only FG-ing the part of the door where i would need extra speakers at instead of the entire door....

He's askin me if a door can typically handle up to 2 or 4 speakers because he's never done somethin like that before.

Is there anything special that needs to be done to help support the weight or is it ok? or do i need to stick with a certain speaker weight, etc?

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because he's never done somethin like that before.

I would keep lookin.

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$300 will get you the materials to do 2 doors. that would leave another $300 to cover labor. youd have to be desperate to take that job, or really enjoy sanding fiberglass (who doesnt? :fing34: )

I love glassing, and Bondo :D

:stfu:

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$300 will get you the materials to do 2 doors. that would leave another $300 to cover labor. youd have to be desperate to take that job, or really enjoy sanding fiberglass (who doesnt? :fing34: )

I love glassing, and Bondo :D

:stfu:

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