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Speaker Dust Caps

IrrenhausIrrenhaus Posts: 787
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Hi All

The dust caps on my Linn's are crumbling down I will order replacements tomorrow. Now what is the best way to remove the old glue?

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Cheers
HT
AVR-Pioneer SC99
Adcom 585
RTi12s
Rear- RT150
Center-CSi5
Sub-Rythmik audio F25
Player- Oppo BDP-103


Living room 2ch rig:
Peach Tree Decco, Onkyo CS-5VL SACD and Linn Kelidh

Bedroom 2ch rig.
Cary AE-3, Parasound 2125, Marantz SA8005, Usher V-601 or SDA 1C, SVS SB12-NSD, Intel NUC PC and Panamax MX5105

Headphone rig;
Little DOT MK II with upgraded tube's and Sennheisers HD650.

Comments

  • FestYboyFestYboy Posts: 3,461
    I'd take an exact-o down to where you're comfortable, then use the remaining glue as a placement guide and glue back in.
  • pitdogg2pitdogg2 Posts: 13,122
    edited December 2018
    I've been very successful at razor x then just peeling the old off. (paper cone) Making sure you hold the cone so you don't pull up over the pole piece. Is the cone and cap plastic? Careful it can be very brittle and cutting very close like @FestYboy suggests might be best
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