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Make acoustic panels for your recording studio or home theater

Step 6Install the fiberglass

Install the fiberglass
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IMPORTANT: If you follow this step correctly, you will end up with the fabric covering the BACK side of the board, not the front. In the next step, you will cover the front. Although it may be tempting to leave the fabric off the back since it won't be seen, please follow this step because fiberglass debris will continue to fall off of the board. For safety and for the durability of the panel, cover the back as instructed.

NOTE: If you are using FRK faced insulation, you do not need to cover the back. Follow the this step as written, but begin by placing the board with the FRK side facing up and do not use the fabric covering.

Begin by placing the panel onto a sturdy, flat work surface. The panel must not hang over the edges of the table.

Lay the fabric to cover the panel. Trim the fabric lengthwise so that it drapes over the edge of the board by about 1 1/2 inches. Don't worry about trimming the long edges of the fabric at this time.
(1225, 1226, 1227)
Take the frame face down (bracket side up) and place it over the board. Fit one side of the frame over the board. Make sure the fabric stays in place as you push down from one side to the other. The board should now be seated in the frame.
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Flip the whole unit over and push the board fully into place. It should be pressed securely against the moulding strips.
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My name is Bryan. I'm a 23 year old drummer/musician from NY. While most of my "Making" is music, I do occasional other projects to support and enhance my performances and recordings. I joined this si...
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