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well its finally finished thank god and will try get some pics up soon !!!!

quick get the pics up sted, wanna c it! lol!

with thanks to who?? who got out of bed at 8:45am to start doing it?? haha

I've go all the pics and the step by step pics of the day so i'll post them up a little bit later, not at home at the mo.

well sted your boot looks fab, an it sounded sweet tonight.

your car is gettin there an is gona look sweet
xxxxxx

ya sorry ade thanx for all the hard work u put into it u did a top job thanx and can u upload those pics

right here are the pics everyone:

Step 1, sted had a leak in the boot so we had to sort that out, so covered the thing in blue waterproof sheeting.



step 2, this is one i prepared earlier, steds side panels.



step 3, covered steds box in black leatherette, and made the holes for the subs to go in.



step 4, put the subs in the box, very nice!



step 5, fitted the box in the boot and then covered bit of wood to sit in front.



step 6, Voila!!

and as you have all probably seen, he fitted his new rear lights that day too.

looking good sted hun! well done u 2

good work sted

im liking the step by step pics too

top stuff

yeah, well done sted, it must have taken YOU ages lol

looks nice, wot didnt you stick the vynal down with???
Top job lads!!!!

we used spray adhesive but because the leatherette stuff was all folded up and not in a roll, there were big creases which i cudnt get out, i heard that if you put a towel over it, you can iron it so might suggest that to sted.

Maybe considering using a staple gun next time, that way you can staple one side down, pull the other side tight and then staple that side down also ???

Possibly use the adhesive also ????

for best results lay the carpet/vynal out face down, spray both the wood and covering with spray adhesive and leave for 5 mins, then when it is tacky apply and rub over with your hands, once you know wot you are doing you can be a bit more lax with spraying it

thanks for the advice, will try that next time

and scooby, we did use staples too lol