This is an absolute masterclass. I have watched this multiple times and taken copious notes. You are a true artisan. Thank you for filming all of this, cheers from North Carolina in the US!!
Hi, really a awesome job😮. Worth really watching the video. Want to know what black colour fabric are you using for the wood base plate which you fix with the acrylic panel.
Thanks mate! It was a charcoal suede material, unfortunately I can't remember what it's called, and cannot find anywhere to get it. A synthetic Alcantara would be your closest bet without breaking the bank too much 🙂
Hi Dimitri, how are you? my name is leonard and i'm from italy I loved this project but I would like to clear a doubt with you how many liters is this sealed box beautiful projects congratulations
Thanks mate!! The XR is getting a full ground up build. Haltech Nexus R5, built 351 and a massive custom stereo and interior. Will do a video on it when we start getting into it 🙂
Nice build mate! You are pretty talented! What sort of contact adhesive do you recommend? Also does the vinyl have a foam backing on? I tried using some contact adhesive on straight vinyl and the glue seemed to show through?
Thanks buddy muchly apreciated! We just use standard contact adhesive we get from our trim supplier, ill see if it has a brand on the drum tomorrow for you 🙂 Generally I don't used foam backed vinyl as it tends to take a lot of shape away from the part your trying to trim but you also don't want to use contact adhesive on the foam as it will crush and stay that shape... ask me how I know lol. I have had that issue of seeing the glue a few times and that can be worked in a couple of different ways. 1: HEAT THE GLUE UP FIRST!! This will thin the glue down a little and make it easier to spray out of the gun. 2: You need a decent quality gun and to make sure it's spraying evenly with the glue (not splotchy) 3: If you have already trimmed the panel and it looks splotchy, either put it in the sun for a little bit or heat it up gently with a heater or heat gun, then either by hand or with a soft sound deadening roller, work it through. I have used this in the past and it has worked, but it may not work every time. The biggest thing here is prep your gun and your glue and you shouldn't have an issue after 🙂 Hope this helps mate 😊
@@wickswirescaraudioandfabri7730 Thanks for the tips mate. Yeah if you could find the brand name or an alternative adhesive that'd be great. Haha im hearing ya , anyone whos played around with cars must have had to redo something at some stage. Might give it a crack later on in the year once i find some money or win lotto. Will give your methods a shot on a test piece. Cheers dude.
I commented to early. Man your work is off the charts! I want to learn how to do LED stuff so bad. Do you need relays or can you power them off an amp power block?
This is an absolute masterclass. I have watched this multiple times and taken copious notes. You are a true artisan. Thank you for filming all of this, cheers from North Carolina in the US!!
Wow 👌 great design and top quality 👏
Thanks mate 😊
Christmas content? Holy cow! Merry Christmas my friend! Like another present under the tree😂😂
Hahaha Merry Merry to you too mate 😊
Nice work Jay .... Merry Christmas mate :)
Thanks Phil!! Hope you had a great chrissy too 😊
Merry Christmas buddy & happy new year , Hope to see more of your great work next year .
Thanks mate Merry Christmas to you too!! 😊 Definitely more to come haha 😉
Lovely work mate, very impressed! Subscribed. Atb Jules in the UK
Hi, really a awesome job😮. Worth really watching the video. Want to know what black colour fabric are you using for the wood base plate which you fix with the acrylic panel.
Thanks mate! It was a charcoal suede material, unfortunately I can't remember what it's called, and cannot find anywhere to get it. A synthetic Alcantara would be your closest bet without breaking the bank too much 🙂
@@wickswirescaraudioandfabri7730 Thanks mate, thanks for sharing the details, but you work is really awesome🥰
Hi Dimitri, how are you?
my name is leonard and i'm from italy
I loved this project
but I would like to clear a doubt with you
how many liters is this sealed box
beautiful projects congratulations
Impressive work 👌
Nice work mate as always 👍
Thanks mate!! 😊
Beautiful build! This is what my xse hatch is missing. Just gotta take a 10k loan out to get it done 🤣
Nice work as usual mate, what's happening with the Falcon in the background?
Thanks mate!! The XR is getting a full ground up build. Haltech Nexus R5, built 351 and a massive custom stereo and interior. Will do a video on it when we start getting into it 🙂
Great work! What trick do you use to make the sub wires stay in the desired shape?
Thanks mate, just as simple as some welding wire taped to the wire haha 🙂
Nice build mate! You are pretty talented! What sort of contact adhesive do you recommend? Also does the vinyl have a foam backing on? I tried using some contact adhesive on straight vinyl and the glue seemed to show through?
Thanks buddy muchly apreciated!
We just use standard contact adhesive we get from our trim supplier, ill see if it has a brand on the drum tomorrow for you 🙂
Generally I don't used foam backed vinyl as it tends to take a lot of shape away from the part your trying to trim but you also don't want to use contact adhesive on the foam as it will crush and stay that shape... ask me how I know lol. I have had that issue of seeing the glue a few times and that can be worked in a couple of different ways. 1: HEAT THE GLUE UP FIRST!! This will thin the glue down a little and make it easier to spray out of the gun. 2: You need a decent quality gun and to make sure it's spraying evenly with the glue (not splotchy) 3: If you have already trimmed the panel and it looks splotchy, either put it in the sun for a little bit or heat it up gently with a heater or heat gun, then either by hand or with a soft sound deadening roller, work it through. I have used this in the past and it has worked, but it may not work every time.
The biggest thing here is prep your gun and your glue and you shouldn't have an issue after 🙂 Hope this helps mate 😊
@@wickswirescaraudioandfabri7730 Thanks for the tips mate. Yeah if you could find the brand name or an alternative adhesive that'd be great. Haha im hearing ya , anyone whos played around with cars must have had to redo something at some stage. Might give it a crack later on in the year once i find some money or win lotto. Will give your methods a shot on a test piece. Cheers dude.
I commented to early. Man your work is off the charts! I want to learn how to do LED stuff so bad. Do you need relays or can you power them off an amp power block?
The LED'S are really low current but I've just tapped into the constant power feed and put a manual toggle switch in to keep it simple 🙂
At il do donkey 🐴☺️👍
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