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RE: New Trunk Build/Setup - 5/8/2008 7:03:36 PM    addiction2bass Posts: 6866 Joined: 6/21/2006 Status: offline well vinyl is a nice idea BUT it can be a HUGE PITA to smooth out.... i wish you luck with that!!!!!!! as to the screws and such i would go from the back of the box and use some L metal brackets to hold them onto the board that way you can remove them from the rear... or you could just build a trim panel to cover up everything... and use some magnets to hold the trim panels inplace.... with a trim panel you can leave your panel as it is right now alone and just close up the not so perfect areas. and just build the trim panel out of some 1/8inch thick mdf and carpet it. also for the remote turn on wire a simple relay... and you can add what ever you want and not pull to much power from your radios turn on wire.. < Message edited by addiction2bass -- 5/8/2008 7:12:37 PM > _____________________________ 99 civic ex, being redone. KONI yellows, Ground Control adjustable coilovers, for starters (in reply to ltkenbo) Post #: 11

RE: New Trunk Build/Setup - 5/8/2008 7:33:08 PM    ltkenbo Posts: 618 Joined: 10/31/2006 Status: offline Yeah actually the trim pannel thing is a pretty good idea. What do you think about the velcro thing though? Like just put a ton of velcro on the box and then on the back of a carpet and then the piece would just go right against it and when you wanna get at the screws I would just pull the piece off. Yeah I figured I could just use a relay but just wanted to be sure. _____________________________ (in reply to addiction2bass) Post #: 12

RE: New Trunk Build/Setup - 5/9/2008 2:31:22 AM    addiction2bass Posts: 6866 Joined: 6/21/2006 Status: offline not sure about the velcro... MAYBE.... but youd have to sow it to the carpet so it sticks and screw/staple the other side of the velcro to the box.... and well carpet will stretch alittle and you wont be able to make it completly tight across the whole thing with those openings.... _____________________________ 99 civic ex, being redone. KONI yellows, Ground Control adjustable coilovers, for starters (in reply to ltkenbo) Post #: 13

RE: New Trunk Build/Setup - 5/9/2008 10:36:14 PM    civicduty96 Posts: 332 Joined: 4/10/2007 Status: offline you should be able to carpet it in one piece with no problems heres pics of one i did awhile ago and i had no problems http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/aa139/civicduty96/lutz003.jpg http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/aa139/civicduty96/lutz004.jpg http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/aa139/civicduty96/lutz005.jpg < Message edited by civicduty96 -- 5/9/2008 10:44:40 PM > _____________________________ only a fool judges life by what he sees in other peoples eyes 96 civic 99-00 front end VIS CF hood jdm sir ll swap stage 2 ACT clutch OBX LSD T25 turbo @ 8psi FMIC hondata s300 AEM wide band AEM fuel rail sparco torinos (in reply to addiction2bass) Post #: 14

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