Some new interior mods

I was changing out the door panel material and wraping the A-pillars due to me doing some interior mods and mucking them all up. While I had the front door skins taken off, I figured I would snap some pics of my Rockfrod Fosgate components. The material that I used is marine grade flat back vinyl and I used 3M super 90 spray adhesive. The texture of the vinyl matches the dash almost perfectly, it was just hard to get a good picture to show it.

 

looks clean.good job

 

clean woodwork

 

good job!

 

Awesome job!

 

Vinyl work looks great. I would have painted the tweeter baffle black so the wood color wouldnt be so obvious through the grille.

Nice either way though!

 

Looks nice. You should wrap or paint your tweeter baffle so you dont see the wood through the door.

 

Very nicely done!

 

That looks good. 3M spray 90 is good stuff, however I had problems with it not holding the vinyl on the door panel of my last vehicle. Spray 90 does not like heat from sunlight. I hope you don't have the same problem.

 

mr. miyagi says very good work.

 

Nice job man...keep em rollin!

 

Nice and clean, great work. Damn you for making those tempting mods!

 

Look great, might have to look into this sometime and do mine.

 

I love it. I'd like to do my whole interior in black

 

Thanks for all of the comments guys. I actually never noticed that you could see the baffles until I posted the pictures. I will have to take a look and see hot noticeable it is. I am thinking about painting the lower speaker screen black just to give a little more contrast on the door. I was using the super 77 bit it was not sticking good at all so I ripped it all off and used the super 90. If the heat messes with the adhesion I will have to find another solution. If anyone knows of a better adhesive please let me know.

 

looks good.. what RF components did you go with?

 

I have the RF-P162S components in the front doors and the RF-P162C 2-way speakers in the rear. They sounds pretty good, but I really want to get them on an amp. My buddy works at a car dealership, and one of the cars that got turned in on a lease had the speakers in it and the guy didnt really want them back so my buddy traded me my stock speakers for these.

 

thanks for the specifics. wish I could come across a deal like that. I think an amp would help from all I have read, just trying to figure out what direction I want to go.