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How to Finish A Speaker with Vinyl Wrap & Exohyde

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  • čas přidán 23. 04. 2023
  • Vinyl Wrap:
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    Unleash your creativity with VViVID from Parts Express today! VViViD’s conformable vinyl wrap makes it easy to apply and eye‑catching, pro‑finish to cars, motorcycles, boats, speakers, and other personal projects.
    Exohyde:
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    Give your speaker cabinets a durable and professional textured finish with ExoHyde Protective Coating. Exohyde’s thick consistency and low drying time makes it easy to create attractive textures that will hide minor imperfections and withstand nicks, chips, scratches, and even moisture.
    ExoHyde Protective Coating is an easy to apply low VOC paint that provides superior adhesion to most surfaces and dries to a hard, resilient finish for a durable and weather resistant coating. ExoHyde's thick constancy and fast drying time makes it easy to create a variety of textures with a very attractive finish. Thanks to the superior adhesion properties, no primer coat is necessary making the application a simple one step process. Originally designed as a professional finish for speaker enclosures, this paint can be used in a variety of situations.
    Application of Exohyde is extremely easy. For surface preparation, just fill any pits and voids with putty or wood filler, sand all surfaces smooth, and remove any dust. Then, apply a heavy coat of ExoHyde to achieve the texture you want. The recommended foamPRO foam texture rollers will create a consistent texture with the look and durability of an expensive professional finish. One coat is usually all that is needed for complete coverage. However, you can use multiple coats to increase the overall texture, durability, and water resistance
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Komentáře • 16

  • @pabloosvaldopenizzotto1098
    @pabloosvaldopenizzotto1098 Před měsícem

    Nice looking!

  • @nanwan2397
    @nanwan2397 Před 8 měsíci

    Thank for teaching

  • @Edlouis564
    @Edlouis564 Před 11 měsíci +4

    why would anyone want a chunky asphalt look to their speaker?

  • @franciscorompana2985
    @franciscorompana2985 Před rokem

    One more AWESOME LIKE

  • @matthewbell1968
    @matthewbell1968 Před 26 dny

    This is excellent. Could you tell me what wood 'shade/type' that is please. Is it a walnut effect? Many thanks from 🇬🇧🇬🇧

  • @josephlalock8378
    @josephlalock8378 Před rokem +1

    exohyde never covers in 1 coat. you'll see through it after it dries down.

  • @MuthuvelK-
    @MuthuvelK- Před rokem +1

    1st like

  • @has4896
    @has4896 Před rokem +1

    2nd like 😁

  • @therishabhdhiman
    @therishabhdhiman Před rokem

    Why did you used MDF instead of plywoord?

    • @user-hx1cz1tl6f
      @user-hx1cz1tl6f Před 11 měsíci +2

      It has better damping properties than plywood and cheaper too

  • @PrinceTheSigma
    @PrinceTheSigma Před rokem

    Exohyde is a TERRIBLE PRODUCT. Their "Roller" doesn't hold up and the finished product is rated a 6 out of 10.

    • @shanec8224
      @shanec8224 Před 7 měsíci

      I thought it made quite a nice texture to the face of the speaker… 🤷‍♂️

    • @PrinceTheSigma
      @PrinceTheSigma Před 6 měsíci

      @@shanec8224 It may look nice on Camera, but it DOES NOT stand up to the ruggedness of taking your speakers on tour. I wish I could upload a video demonstrating how fragile Exo-Hyde is. I can make scratch marks on it using my FINGER NAIL!!!

    • @Neushoorn63
      @Neushoorn63 Před měsícem

      @@PrinceTheSigma So what do you suggest using?