does anyone know of any kinda product i can use to polish polyprop cones. i have 2 subs one looks shiny/wet and the other is faded. i want to make them match

 

I read this topic and immediately thought "Speaker cones from Poland? Now THAT is getting pretty specific."

Sadly I was wrong. Worse I can't even answer your question. Sorry man.

 

my best guess would be laquer/clear coat.... not neccisarly polishing but would give that wet new look again

 

I've used Armorall. works pretty good.

 

My fiancee is Polish. If they do make speaker cones, I'd venture a guess that they sound loud and obnoxious, then when you try to fix them, they're just too damn stubborn and won't sound any better.

I love my wife-to-be. lol

Is the surface you want to clean a type of plastic? If so, Armor-all should do the trick, like was already mentioned.

 

LMFAO TragicMagic

 

yes its a polypropylene cone similar to a old jl

 

armor all worked like a champ. thx

 

I don't kow if that was a good idea. Armor all has been known to "dry out" many kinds of plastics on cars. It can also weaken any glued joints. (think surrounds)