Re-gluing surround to cone

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Dec 23, 2004

MegaHurtz

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Re-gluing surround to cone

Anybody done this? Can you offer me any advice or a how-to?

Dec 24, 2004

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Here's a Video on redoing surrounds on speakers: http://www.speakerworks.net/repair_video.html

Also, there's "special" glue made for glueing surrounds to the cone and basket at www. partsexpress.com

Dec 24, 2004

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have you found a good replacement surround?

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i had an audio place do mine so i wouldnt screw anything up... i hate when that happens!!! but yeah man its a special glue they use

Dec 24, 2004

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have you found a good replacement surround?

to clear things up the surround is still attached to the basket and is unglued from the cone so I wnat to try and use the original surround

Dec 25, 2004

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i use "GOOP" brand...the tube i used for surrounds is a kind of purplish-red...the stuff is clear, and once it dries, it kicks a$$...i glued an entire new surround to a friend's 10" and it never came loose...just my $.02...good luck!