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08-09-2008, 01:22 PM
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| Glues for speaker rebuilds
Just doing a speaker rebuild to correct a mis-alligned voice coil, and was wandering what glues folks out there use for re-assembly. Have in the past always used contact adhesive branded in the UK as "evo stick", but i'm curious as to others take on this matter. |
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08-14-2008, 02:42 AM
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I recone lots of speakers here in NYC, and the adhesive of choice for me is LocTite 410. It's a black, rubber-impregnated Super Glue that has become a standard in the speaker industry. When you see a ring of black adhesive holding on a dust cap, that's LocTite 410 or an equivalent. In a pinch, Super-Glue Gel will work too.
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