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28th February 2002, 09:47 PM
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Rubber surround coating???
Anyone know where I might purchase the rubber coating compound for speaker surrounds?
I've got a pair of small mid-bass drivers that need some touch up on the surrounds. stuff usually is black and is usually a butlylene cold set that is brushed on. Used it years ago, but can't find a source for it these days. |
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