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Peter 07-14-2003 05:09 PM

Hey all,

The foam surround on my 12w6 has come off a little, is there anything I can do to fix this? Someone I know at an audio store told me that no glue availible in Canada would do the job. plz help :(

Thanks,

Peter

Team Shadow 07-14-2003 06:06 PM

i suggest that if it's a tiny little bit, then to glue it with some silicone. this will let you use it a bit more. it's true that the glue used is very specialized, and hard to come by. but not impossoble. i have a freind that works at a speaker repair shop and he mixes his own glue because he can't find any reliable mixtures. so he has his"ancient chinese secret" so to speak. good luck

2 8's AKA Jeepbeats 07-14-2003 06:43 PM


Originally posted by pat28ca:
i suggest that if it's a tiny little bit, then to glue it with some silicone. this will let you use it a bit more. it's true that the glue used is very specialized, and hard to come by. but not impossoble. i have a freind that works at a speaker repair shop and he mixes his own glue because he can't find any reliable mixtures. so he has his"ancient chinese secret" so to speak. good luck
This wouldn't be someone at Speaker City would it?

cptnCanada 07-14-2003 07:15 PM

I use contact cement to glue the surrounds when refoaming home audio speakers. Works like a charm!
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Haunz 07-15-2003 09:16 AM

Contact cement will work like a champ... also any glue that contains methyl-ethyl-ketone... or any other glue with a strong non-polar solvent like toluene... ect. ect.. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

Peter 07-15-2003 03:58 PM

Thanks for the help. :D

Ettore Casagrande Jr. 07-16-2003 08:12 AM

I have heard that nailpolish remover will "melt" the surround a little. I know people can use it to fix speakers but doing it wrong will most likely mutilate your speakers.

If anything, maybe go to a wrecking yard and scoops some factory speakers and practice on them.

Beater Truck 07-16-2003 03:37 PM

u could even try out ShoeGlue


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