Coat the shelf liberally with spray adhesive and let it go slightly tacky:
Get a roll of acoustic carpet or any old backless carpet and lay it over the glued shelf. Smooth out any wrinkles and be careful - it stretches very easily!
Fold the edges over and trim them off. Cut through the sub holes and glue them back like so:
Use a staple gun to keep the edges firmly in place, incase the glue fails:
Leaving you with something that looks like this from the back:
And this from the front:
Now would be a wise time to make sure the subs still fit in the holes:
And run the wires along the shelf, I stapled them in place:
Drop in the shelf, hook up to the amp and voila!
Stick your favourite Ice Cube CD in the deck and get rollin' through your nearest intersection lookin' for hoes, or whatever else you might like to do on a Saturday afternoon.
Get a roll of acoustic carpet or any old backless carpet and lay it over the glued shelf. Smooth out any wrinkles and be careful - it stretches very easily!
Fold the edges over and trim them off. Cut through the sub holes and glue them back like so:
Use a staple gun to keep the edges firmly in place, incase the glue fails:
Leaving you with something that looks like this from the back:
And this from the front:
Now would be a wise time to make sure the subs still fit in the holes:
And run the wires along the shelf, I stapled them in place:
Drop in the shelf, hook up to the amp and voila!
Stick your favourite Ice Cube CD in the deck and get rollin' through your nearest intersection lookin' for hoes, or whatever else you might like to do on a Saturday afternoon.
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