Best glue recommendation?
audioblaster
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Hey guys I have One more question about re-gluing my ripped spider to the Cone and former. I am wondering about your recommendations for which type of glue or eproxy I should use? Aleens tacky glue and 5 minutes epoxy have been recommended so far. Five-minute a proxy seems to me like it would be much better since it would dry hard as opposed to tacky but I am open to more suggestions. Please help.
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Tacky glue doesn't dry tacky. It dries clear and flexible. It's called "Tacky" glue because it can be used like contact cement in certain situations. When I re-edge or re-foam a woofer, I apply a thin coat to the edge of the new surround, and the cone or basket frame. Let it sit for a few minutes, and it becomes tacky like contact cement.
This allows the new surround to "grab", and makes positioning it much easier.Home Theater/2 Channel:
Front: SDA-2ATL forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/143984/my-2as-finally-finished-almost/p1
Center: Custom Built forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/150760/my-center-channel-project/p1
Surrounds & Rears: Custom Built forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/151647/my-surround-project/p1
Sonicaps, Mills, RDO-194s-198s, Dynamat, Hurricane Nuts, Blackhole5
Pioneer Elite VSX-72TXV, Carver PM-600, SVS PB2-Plus Subwoofer
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Hey guys I ended up using the 5 minute epoxy and it seems to have worked great. Both my subwoofer and an outdoor speaker that I fixed have been working great for a few days now.
