Wet Look

megasat16

Come on, guys! Tires, rubber bands, speaker rubber surrounds are made from Rubber but with different additives added during synthesizing the rubber compound.

You can't call everything the same as it shares the original materials.

Rubber is treated and synthesized in many ways for different applications. Speaker rubber surrounds should last a very long time.

And no chemicals treatment should apply other than wiping with a damp cloth and then immediately wiped dry (to preserve paper cone if it's paper based material cone is used).

xj4094dg

Aren't the surrounds made Butyl rubber? I believe so. Check out Wiki for an explanation of how its made/works. Used for inner tubes, not tires and many other things.

madmax

LONG TIME BUYER wrote: »

fellows, ive been using armorALL for over 15years no problems what so ever. everything that you may want to use to protect your speakers,is in this stuff.also you need to get one of those cloths that feel sticky to your hands. not sure what there called but im sure some of you guys have probably picked one up ,and they do feel like they stick to your hands. this is what you want to use with your ,only original armorALL .spray some on the cloth and lightly rub in a circle.ever wonder what takes the cat hair off your speakers this will do it easy.just dont over spray it. you can lightly rub your rubber surrounds also. the key to it is the cloth .with the armorALL on it ,it rubs very smoothly over there speakers LONG TIME BUYER

Way back we gave a well established member grief for a month for using AA on some vintage SDA's. Oh what fun we used to have around here.
madmax

NJPOLKER

madmax wrote: »

Way back we gave a well established member grief for a month for using AA on some vintage SDA's. Oh what fun we used to have around here.
madmax

Why would a guy take his vintage sda's to Alcoholics Anonymous?