(Part 1). How to build Professional speaker enclosures using spray paint and NO body fillers.

This video will show you the basics of covering a enclosure for a long lasting high quality looking cabinet. I will be painting these with rattle cans (part 2) so anybody can achieve this professional look right from your own home shop.
****NOTE**** Its always best to let project sit at least 1 week after sanding flat to cover it with anything.
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[@user-gt1ww2sg1p]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊😊😊

[@javadshadzi4824]

Awesome Brad awesome techniques and demonstration as always!

[@hernandezariel8622]

Te felicito!!! Saludos desde Argentina!!!

[@caseypconner]

Great work. Why wouldn't you just leave the MDF sides bare and not use any laminate? Is it just to hide the seams and prevent having to deal with the ends of MDF that soaks up everything?

[@hifiside5066]

The laminate is to cover the seems. When the MDF shrinks and swells in time, the laminate acts as a bridge across it so it not noticeable in the paint. The end grain of mdf can be delt with many different ways, the spraymax is just the way I chose for this project.

[@style_of_mag6069]

Awesome video thanks man. This made me rethink the paint job on my project completely lol. Question though, for the small grey wood inlay you use under the driver, can that be made without a CNC machine?