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I have two JL 10w0s and the lining cracked in both of them.
I'm guessing is because I was hitting them too hard while they were still cold (-30 canadian weather ) I was wondering if its possible to fix this kind of rip ? I've seen audio stores carry the linning but how would you remove the old one and what kind of glue should i use?

Any suggestions would be good !!!

 
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I would think fixing would cost more than buying new.

 
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2 new 10w0 will cost me $200 thas ebay price, USD.. I dont feel like paying $300 canadian for new subs if I can fix them.

 
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dab a layer of silcone on the holes. Can't garentee anything cuz that's the worst place to fock up a sub.

 
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but now.. is it possible to take off the linning and replace it.. that would be the best solution possible from my prespective.

 
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"I've seen audio stores carry the linning but how would you remove the old one and what kind of glue should i use?"

I have no idea. Ask the stores that you saw them at.

 
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Im not sure about JL's repair cost but the last subs i sent in for repair cost less then $50 total and that was with shipping. Looked like brand new when i got them back.

 
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but jl 10w0's arent quite worth fixing for 50 bucks when you can get new ones for just slightly more than that

 
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so... basically just use that silicone stuff if that doesn't satistfy you then bye bye sub and get a new one. Isn't worth fixing.

 
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alright thanks people. I guess I will end up doing a DYI fix the Sub oI will post my results once i'm done thanks for the advice.

 
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i once blew a dust shield off a sub and used a small amount of silicone to reattach it and worked real well

 
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i fixed a small poart that unattached with crazy glue, but we are now talking about removing the whole thing and replacing it with a new one..