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7. Trim the back and corners of excess fabric, but leave just enough to cover all fiberglass.

5. Pull the fabric back over the panel, carefully checking by hand to make sure it is straight and without air pockets or

Cut outs for electrical outlets/boxes:

4. Cut an X in the fabric directly over the cut-out.

Foamtak spray adhesive.

Edge Cutting:

General Modifications

3. Cut the extra fabric so there is a two inch overhang on the back of the panel.

desired area. Let the adhesive set for at least 15 seconds before pulling fabric back over.

1. Mark the intended location of each panel on the wall.

NOTE: Auralex is not responsible for damage done to any panel during general modifications.

3. Remove ONLY the fiberglass using a sharp knife making sure not to cut

6. Turn the panel face down on a clean surface and apply Foamtak spray adhesive in a 2" band where the fabric

2. Carefully measure the exact location and size of the cut-out in the panel. An

6. Cover opening with desired face plate.

1. Lay the panel down with the fabric face up. Pull the fabric off the panel at least two inches past the intended cut

line. Mark the fiberglass core at the cut line (make sure to deduct for fabric thickness).

of the fabric will occur if too much adhesive is used or not enough drying time is given.

overhangs.

4. Spray Auralex Foamtak on the exposed face and edge of the panel. Apply the adhesive in a thin even coat across

through the fabric on the other side.

Permanent discoloring

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2. Using a straight edge, cut through the fiberglass core on the cut line with a sharp utility knife or table saw.

5. Reapply the fabric to the fiberglass using a very light application of Auralex's

uninstalled identical unit may be used as a template for the cut-out.

creases.