:reechy: :werd:

well, here's the easy answer:

if you know what you're doing, by all means go for it. remember, practice makes perfect. go to the junkyard or something, try cutting in a similar peice of plastic, get the feel of the tools you're using, get an idea of the size of hole you need. A while back I had to install some components, and instead of the standard system, they were metric (165mm doesn't equal 6.5"). I ended up cutting holes in my front door panels to accomodate the tweeter and woofer for them. I practiced on an old interior peice.

if you don't know what you're doing, suck it up and pay the bastards to do it for you. look at it this way, you saved money on the screen.