Textured speaker froonts

kevin0523
kevin0523 Posts: 3
edited August 2008 in Forum Testing Area
I own a pair of RT800's, and a pair of RT1000p's. These speakers sound as good as the day they were made, but the texrured surface of the fronts have areas that need to be repaired, is there any way to restore them?
Kevin.
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  • zingo
    zingo Posts: 11,258
    edited August 2008
    That's quiet a test thread. :p
    Jake
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  • mhardy6647
    mhardy6647 Posts: 33,791
    edited August 2008
    froonts?

    hoot, man!
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited August 2008
    Never did speaker repairs, but perhaps contact cement. Fairly easy to work with, it is the glue used for making or repairing laminate countertops.
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  • zingo
    zingo Posts: 11,258
    edited August 2008
    He's talking about the weird foam stuff that is on the front of the RT series speakers. To my knowledge, there is no was to replace or restore it. When I had a pair, I was able to clean them up with my hands to make it look better, but was never able to find a way to fix them.
    Jake
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