box finish?

[beerbsct]

anyone ever use that roll on bedliner stuff to finish a box? if so how did it look, was it a pain to do, etc. just looking for ideas. not wanting to have the same old look to this one.

pics?

[Exalted512]

ive seen it done like...twice...in jeeps to match the floor...if you do, let it air out a good 2 weeks or so b/c itll eat up the subs if you dont
-Cody

[beerbsct]

ive seen it done like...twice...in jeeps to match the floor...if you do, let it air out a good 2 weeks or so b/c itll eat up the subs if you dont
-Cody

vapors are that bad.

anybody else?

[Exalted512]

yes, vapors can destroy your surround
http://members.shaw.ca/awooley/pictures/AV15.JPG
only pic i could find
-Cody

[Bostonian Fats]

yes, vapors can destroy your surround
http://members.shaw.ca/awooley/pictures/AV15.JPG
only pic i could find
-Cody

do you know this person? i really want to hear one of these AVs.

[Exalted512]

no, i found it in google-sorry bud

[Shawn]

ive seen it done like...twice...in jeeps to match the floor...if you do, let it air out a good 2 weeks or so b/c itll eat up the subs if you dont
-Cody

being that the finish is on the outside, I dont see how this is a concern. I have heard concerns about not letting the caulk completly cure before bolting in the subs. A chemical that is released in the curing process was thought to attack the foam surrounds when trapped inside sealed enclosures.

[Exalted512]

being that the finish is on the outside, I dont see how this is a concern. I have heard concerns about not letting the caulk completly cure before bolting in the subs. A chemical that is released in the curing process was thought to attack the foam surrounds when trapped inside sealed enclosures.

i think its better safe than sorry---fresh bed liner has a really strong smell for a really long time, much more than chaulking, and although it nots trapped inside, i think itd still be of concern
-Cody

[95stroked1500]

i've seen it done quite a few times. i even did mine, but i had to. cut through. you can even get the gun and shoot it on. the gun only cost me $50, and i can shoot sound deadener with it too. look in my gallery for a couple pics. i think the spray look will be much better that a roll on look.

[Beau Burnett]

My son and I will be building a sub box for his Jimmy and I am thinking about having both the inside and outside sprayed with some type of Rhino-liner type of product; both to finish the outside and to help seal the inside. Other than allowing adequate drying/ventilation time, does this seem like a good approach? Sorry for re-directing the thread a bit.

[x6369x]

Some friends of mine used the roll-on stuff to cover some boxes that I made for their boat. I didn't like the way the roll-on stuff looked after it dried. It looked clumpy. I'm considering getting my box professionally sprayed w/ Line-X, and I've been quoted $50-100.

[idbl_Fanatic]

[x6369x]

Those were sprayed on.

[idbl_Fanatic]

Those were sprayed on.

What's your point?

[x6369x]

What's your point?

So the others would know whether it was roll-on or spray-on.

[Exalted512]

My son and I will be building a sub box for his Jimmy and I am thinking about having both the inside and outside sprayed with some type of Rhino-liner type of product; both to finish the outside and to help seal the inside. Other than allowing adequate drying/ventilation time, does this seem like a good approach? Sorry for re-directing the thread a bit.

id be weary of spraying on the inside
i would just stick to good ol' chaukling...easier, less time, just as good, cheaper, and might save the subs
-Cody

[dueprocess]

Sweet set up..... looking for something along the same thing, but with the subs facing back///

[nebraskaz71]

I seal the inside of my box with caulk and lots of spray can undercoat haha never had any probs that i know of

[beerbsct]

thanks guys alot of help.

[eng23ine]

I did my box inside and out with rattle cans of rubberized spray undercoating. It wont win any best of show's or anything, but it looks decent and sounds good.