I plan on building a subwoofer box this spring and need some help with making a fiberglass mold of the area where the stock audiophile sub goes. Willing to pay.

watch some youtube vids. an old member on here (deagle) did it. just lay down some tinfoil and fiber onto that. i think that if you smeared Vaseline on the metal before the foil the foil wilt tack to it and stay till you take it off.

If you need help let me know. I have everything you need as I do a lot of fiberglass work myself. Plus Im close by in Lindstrom.

Never mind, I scrapped the fiberglass plan and just ordered a better sub. A box to house two 10s would have been rather heavy anyway. For anybody seeking an upgrade for the stock SVT "Audiophile" sub, check this out (half price): http://www.crutchfield.com/g_520/Compon ... ir=FFSize|[rank4]10%22&nvpair=FFPrice_Range|[rank2]%24101+-+%24150&nvpair=AG_General_Features|FFFree_Air

I'm not an expert, not even a novice. But I'd found a site with a ton of knowledge and video --> http://www.freemansupply.com/
I spent a day or so watching all the videos. Some pretty neat stuff.
There is also this one --> http://www.jcrocket.com/kitchenbagging.shtml
May be able to get a more 'professional' looking product with less body filler that way?