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You gotta get one of these to properly flush
the screws. Drill then flip it to set the screw.
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this is how you get
a sheet of laminate home in a 4 door!
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paint drying...
boring.
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lets see if the amp
fits correctly.
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lay wood dowels
down so you can lay the
laminate on top of it when doing the final line up.
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get the flammable cement. the
water
based will take waaayy to long.
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the one on the left is the one you
want. the
one on the right will gum up on the bearing.
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left over roller
from when I dynamatted my car.
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close up of the
router laminate bit on the cut.
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what it looks like
after the cut.
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first part
completed. it was easier than I thought.
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this is how strong
the cement was!
I couldn't get the dowel out and it broke!
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rear complete.
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tape up the edge when routering over areas
already laminated. the bit will ride the tape and won't scratch up
the laminate.
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almost complete.
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only the top left!
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another view.
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remember to reapply the glue (especially the
edges) after the first layer dries. One layer seaps into the MDF and
the other completes it.
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almost there!
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complete!!!
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