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yea i read about sealing it, would filler no good? saying that, i have got silicone from when we redid around the bath and sink lol
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its just a bit eiser with the silicone rather than trying to spread fillef in all the gaps
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kool, well i need to get more mdf anyway, have less than i thought lol! 12mm thick enough for the job?
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should do the job its wot most boxes are made from. loads of nails on the joins aswell!
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thinking some nice thick shiny acrylic for housing the subs lol... might be to flexible?? Lexan is the best stuff to use. 100 times easier to use than perspex
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think im gonna stick to mdf for first box, be biting off more than i can chew otherwise i guess. found this thing for designing ur sub box: Ported Box Calculator
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