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It's a Simplexx, so I really don't think it will be a problem... but even then, it is just an additional "just in case" measure to cover my back if the adhesive hasn't made airtight seals.

I was thinking of running a small line of hot glue or sealant along all the joins anyway, just to be double-safe.

If I'm reading correctly that is NOT an expanding PU adhesive like PL Premium. :bash: Expect to be told off by the community (and they'd be right) It seems to expand a bit when used. It kind of "puffs up" a little after its applied and looks like it oozes into the gaps. It doesn't specifi...

Sticky-stuff I have plenty of I think.... 4 x 310ml cartridges of PU18... evil stuff...

Really - just one? Hmmm.... going to play with that layout software again, lol...

Cutting outside the store on buckets sounds like a laugh... but I think I might just hire a Ford Transit for a day. I *think* a 4x8 sheet will fit.

The plans don't actually say either way. When the topic came up on Bass Chat, you didn't say it wasn't required. Since I'd been told by a few people that it was, and it made a difference, and there was a fair bit of talk about examining the ends of plywood to ensure there were equal thicknesses of m...

I only have a standard car, though the back seats fold flat, so I expect it would have to be cut down. That's going to restrict what I can get out of a sheet, so I'll have to see how much of a difference it makes, compared to the cost of hiring a van. Portsmouth seems to be mad on Marine Ply... you ...

I'm beginning to feel like an idiot again, and my enthusiasm for building drained. At the moment I am glad I've not bought the drivers for the speakers, and had only bought the PU adhesive. I bought a circular saw... practiced with it... was starting to build my confidence up a bit, but I've hit a b...