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Hello i have a JBL 2225h Subwoofer and this is what the dustcap looks like i was wondering if i could like patch it with tape or glue and a peice of paper.
Thanks Mulletdude
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Hard to tell if there's other damage. If not, some lightly diluted PVA glue/woodglue and some rolling papers or tissue paper ought to make a good patch.
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no there isnt any other damage that i can tell. It still works fine just earlier when the dustcap was still pushed in and had just torn i heard a rattle in the speaker and only just got to inspecting. would nailpolish work as i read in another post?
EDIT Also badman what would you advise as the concentration of PVA glue to water. Would wood glue work?
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Bigger the better... unless you like peace and quiet... But we can fix that too. Last edited by mulletdude; 2nd October 2009 at 06:54 AM. Reason: had another question |
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Wood glue is PVA. Add about 10% water + or - to it.
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