RE: Speaker Gasket Material

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In Reply to: Speaker Gasket Material posted by Peter_S on April 2, 2011 at 18:06:41:

Try some RTV in the tube.
Lay a bead where the speaker goes, let it sit for a couple hours, than carefully place and secure the speaker. The stuff will compress /goosh and seal.
If you get the 'good stuff', the bad smell is acetic acid. Let it setup before placing parts.
It won't take much.
Too much is never enough

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Topic - Speaker Gasket Material - Peter_S 18:06:41 04/02/11 (7)

Don't like RTV - unclestu 12:43:41 04/04/11 (1)

Listen to unclestu... - kenster 01:35:19 04/05/11 (0)

RE: Speaker Gasket Material - DaveT 21:11:52 04/03/11 (1)

RE: Speaker Gasket Material - Jim Griffin 12:42:11 04/04/11 (0)

RE: Speaker Gasket Material - pictureguy 20:14:57 04/03/11 (0)

RE: Speaker Gasket Material - Æ 16:05:32 04/03/11 (0)

RE: Speaker Gasket Material - Duster 08:39:48 04/03/11 (0)

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RE: Speaker Gasket Material - pictureguy 20:14:57 04/03/11 (0)

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