Speaker Grill Help

[HMF'er]

Looking for a set of plastic speaker grills for 10" subs.
As much as I like the bling billet ones everyone's using, I know some peeps that have cut themselves on the sharp edges of the billet grills and I don't want my little kids to suffer the same fate.
Can anyone recommend a place to buy such grills? Thanks

[1manshow]

You may want to try ebay.

[Brian]

I used some of these (http://www.simplyspeakers.com/11speakergrills.htm). They're metal but no sharp edges and are very sturdy. They also don't break the bank when you're buying a bunch of them.
http://www.simplyspeakers.com/graphics_products/Two_Piece_Metal_Grills.jpg

[h2oski2fast]

I used some of these (http://www.simplyspeakers.com/11speakergrills.htm). They're metal but no sharp edges and are very sturdy. They also don't break the bank when you're buying a bunch of them.
http://www.simplyspeakers.com/graphics_products/Two_Piece_Metal_Grills.jpg
They will rust in a few months.

[Brian]

They will rust in a few months.
I'm going on 2 years with mine, no sign of rust yet. I suppose it depends on the environment they're used in. My boat is parked outside and covered. It doesn't rain much here though. At the lake I'm not particularly careful with them, so they do get water dripped on them frequently.

[kcvega]

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e105/kcvega/boat010.jpg These are plastic Polk Audio grilles on Kicker subs. They come silver and I painted em blue anodized look. About $40 from Crutchfield for a pair.

[Run_em_Hard]

If your not wanting the billet ones than I would say that the polks are the way to go... BTW KC they look great.