refoam?

sandworms
sandworms Posts: 1,043
edited April 2010 in Car Audio & Electronics
1st time posting in the auto forum, is it possible to refoam 6 x 9's. I have an older pair of bostons that the foam has dry rotted and want to fix these. I could get pics if needed
Samsung pn64f8500
Sonus faber venere 2.5
Sf venere center
Oppo 105d
Squeezebox touch
Parasound hca1500a
Apc power filter
Audioquest cables asst
Polk rtia3 SB
Polk fxia6 sl,sr
Dual hsu vtf3 mk3

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  • Installer4life
    Installer4life Posts: 256
    edited April 2010
    Try Speakerworks in orange county CA. Their web site is USDAudio.com
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  • MCCLIPSE
    MCCLIPSE Posts: 176
    edited April 2010
    I've refoamed some JL 12's before. It wasn't bad at all. an oval speaker might be more difficult. Just make sure you set the speaker on the magnet and let it sit straight up so the voice coil stays centered while you actually glue the new foam and let the glue dry.
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  • sandworms
    sandworms Posts: 1,043
    edited April 2010
    thanx for the info guys
    Samsung pn64f8500
    Sonus faber venere 2.5
    Sf venere center
    Oppo 105d
    Squeezebox touch
    Parasound hca1500a
    Apc power filter
    Audioquest cables asst
    Polk rtia3 SB
    Polk fxia6 sl,sr
    Dual hsu vtf3 mk3

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