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19th May 2004, 05:37 AM
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: SoCal
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What type of glue for butyl rubber surround repair?
I've got an older pair of Mirage M3's, and noticed a small cut in the butyl surround on one of the woofers. I know that I'll probably have to replace the driver at some point, but I'm hoping that I may be able to repair the cut as a stopgap. Any suggestions on what type of glue would be best to repair the cut in the butyl surround? I've been doing a bit of research on it, but can't quite get a straight answer. Since many bicycle tires are made of butyl, would tire repair patch glue work? Or, should I use butyl caulk (roof cement)? Or would silicone be a better bet? Thanks
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