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Make acoustic panels for your recording studio or home theater

Step 7Wrap the unit in fabric

Wrap the unit in fabric
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If you know someone who stretches canvas for paintings, have them help you with this step. There are several methods that can be found online to help you wrap the panel, but they can be tricky if you do not have a someone there to help.

We are currently working on a more detailed Instructable just for canvas stretching. Check back soon and hopefully this paragraph will be replaced with a link.

The point of this step is to cover the fiberglass and the wooden frame in fabric. If you have another method you'd like to use, feel free to do so.
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May 15, 2008. 9:29 PMpparish says:
Great walk-through! I just finished my first panel and it went swimmingly. I wanted to mention that a strong pair of clamps can make the 'canvas stretching' step a snap, even for one person. Just anticipate leaving a bit more fabric to work with.

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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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