DIY fiberglass door speaker pods: Toyota Tundra "yeti" speaker pod build

Im still very novice with fiberglass work, but in this video, I'll be taking a stab at building some speaker pods for my 2010 Toyota Tundra. This build has been called the "yeti" and will house 3 18s in a blow through. However, you can't have a killer bass stage without also having a matching front stage. Hope you enjoy

[@neurologiccure6732]

You could just make a beauty panel to finish up your front doors and get those lines back but great work I couldn't get mine perfect the last time I did a full interior build but I just wrapped them in marine grade vinyl and I was happy

[@jesusorlandovillalobosenci7563]

a good idea is to cover the rest of door w plastic and lay down heavy duty aluminum foil before the resin as it gets really hot as it sets-bass on bro! i want that demo! god bless

[@Mark_5150]

pods came out great, I like the colors

[@Husky_Shane_BassHead]

@@Mark_5150 thank you!

[@CrystalClearSQL]

Those turned out awesome! Well done. I love the color combination, great choice.

[@Husky_Shane_BassHead]

@@CrystalClearSQL thank you! Im super happy with the result. I’m not pro at fiberglass work… not even close so I’m pretty happy with the result.

[@neurologiccure6732]

Nice there's a 79 Buick lesabre running around safford Pima area that I used that stone coating to repair the dash and door inserts

[@Husky_Shane_BassHead]

@@neurologiccure6732 it really does give a nice textured effect. I’ll definitely be using it for future projects.

[@jesusorlandovillalobosenci7563]

looks good bro but did your wife get mad because you got her crocs dirty?? haha!

[@Husky_Shane_BassHead]

@@jesusorlandovillalobosenci7563 lol yeah, kinda. But that’s better than me getting my good shoes dirty.