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Somebody may have already talked about this but i did a search and couldnt find it so i thought what the hell.

I recently broke one of my speaker covers and after seeing the price from subaru i went to the juckyard. The only one there was maroon. So i took it home hoping to reapholster<sp> it. When i tore off the old fabric i had an epiphany.

I took some sand paper and sanded the entire thing down so it was smooth. I then went to the store and found the closest match to my paint. I sprayed 3 coats plus clear coat. I did this to both sides and it looks much BETTER then the fabric. I'll get pics as soon as i get a batery for my diggy.

Rear? or Fronts?

I believe he is speaking of the fronts.

I was debating doing this to my wagon's covers, but painting them flat black instead.

Cool.

Soorry to go off topic but I have these weird tweeters in my door near the handle The guy didn't do the nicest job but they work atleast..



So what under the fabric just platic mesh??

Please post pics soon


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Sounds like a component system. They can be pretty nice but I prefer a nice 2-way speaker (6.5") with maybe some Polk Audio Tear Drop's
(1.5" tweeter and a 1" voice coil), running on crossovers. In my experience most component speaker systems are lacking at certain frequencies. Using a 2-way speaker for mid-range instead of a 1-way speaker (most component 6.5" are 1-way) in tandem with a high frequencie tweeter sounds much better. Just my .02. ]

Wow, I guess I went real off topic. lol

No actually its a metal cover. I think it makes the inside come together adding one more shade of tan. I have rear 2 way speakers, and front speakers with the attatched tweeter. Much easier then componants. With an amp they sound every bit as good too. also the 2 12 kicker comps with a 600w kenwood with an eclipse head dont hurt either. Full pic gallery by tuesday.