Homemade Speaker Grills How to cover them with Grill Cloth

[@bigd835]

amazed at how good the front of the grill looked. no bunching. you must be very good at this, i suspect you made it look easier than it is for a first timer. highly impressed.

[@breakerbroke23]

I have built many a custom speaker pods and grill sets over the decades. It takes practice, if you use a good quality cloth and glue (DAP Landau Top Glue) and some practice you will get the hang of it.
I used a very low quality cloth and glue so I was happy with the results. Like my Dad said... Practice makes perfect.
Thank you for the kind words.
Cheers

[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

The feeling is always better when you know you made them

[@477BravoJuliet]

Damn good work. And easy follow. I feel confident I can do my own now. Thank you!

[@VinceBearinger]

Good job
I really like the black lacquer finish!

[@krishanramsammy4349]

I made my grill using quarter ply and a black t shirt 😂😂 now looks store bought❤

[@breakerbroke23]

On a related/unrelated topic... I used old Tee Shirts to form pillar pods, kick panels and door pods.
Cheers.

[@krishanramsammy4349]

@breakerbroke23 😁😁😁truth is they look pretty neat

[@cubul32]

Nice job, looks clean.

[@breakerbroke23]

Thanks!

[@maddogmerv]

Great video! Definitely some things here that I learned and can use. Now you just got a watch my video on how I paint in this wonderful weather we have outside. LOL

[@breakerbroke23]

I watched that video of you airbrushing that Tank, wow you made it look so easy. No way could I get those results. :)

[@Lapeerphoto]

Looks awesome! Good job

[@sidd7775]

Suppppebb technology 🥰💐🙏🙏

[@RickMahoney2013]

Great job

[@chinnaduraichinnadurai5290]

Hi bro farfume..name plz..

[@edud8452]

Nice job👍

[@Reflectiveness]

I'm not sure 1/4" masonite is available.

[@breakerbroke23]

I misspoke, I measured and it was 3/16" I also use 1/8. Thanks and Cheers

[@RickMahoney2013]

They are my old scissor I could not find, lol