Cone Glue

Speakers

From stratbo--(at)--nramp.net Sun Dec 1 12:05:37 CST 1996
From: Nick Schepis
Newsgroups: alt.guitar.amps
Subject: Re: Speaker Cone Repair advice needed
Date: 1 Dec 1996 15:33:24 GMT
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detritu--(at)--x.netcom.com(Lord Valve) wrote:

>Just hit the local hardware store and get some GE Silicone Seal.
>Almost any formulation will do; I'm partial to the exterior window and
>door sealant, myself. I don't know if they package it in anything
>other than a caulk-tube (for caulking guns)...I use so much of this
>stuff, I just squeeze a little outta the caulking gun every time I need
>some. Black or Clear will look best on a speaker.

I used to use that stuff, too until I found a tennis shoe repair product
called "Shoe Goo". It's a little lighter and remains more pliable than
the sealer, making it a better choice for lighter cones. It's usually
available at larger sporting goods stores.

NS

Index:

Alnico 10s	Celestion G12K85	Celestion Quality	Cone Glue
D130F History	Dating Speakers	Early JBL history	Eminence Alnicos
Eminence Reissues	JBL D130F info	JBL dating	Jensen 1957 Prices
Jensen C vs P	Leslie Cable	Naylor spkrs	Reactive Speaker Load
Reconing JBLs	Speaker Development	Speaker sensitivity	Speakers make difference
Testing Blown Speakers	THD 2x12 cabinet	Weber C10Q	Weber C12CA Review
Weber Texas 10s	WeberVST P8Q	What Is P12NF