Polk Audio Speaker Repair advice

[PMedia]

I have a problem in my Polk Audio Rti12. They have 3 x 7" woofers and the bottom driver has a small 1/2' tear in it. The cone is made of Polymer Composite so just wanting some advice on how to repair. I'm guessing because they are not made from paper the traditional paper towel and white glue wont work. So I'm guessing something like a fiberglass fabric and a stronger glue?

Any advice would be great

 

[devilsindetails]

I have a problem in my Polk Audio Rti12. They have 3 x 7" woofers and the bottom driver has a small 1/2' tear in it. The cone is made of Polymer Composite so just wanting some advice on how to repair. I'm guessing because they are not made from paper the traditional paper towel and white glue wont work. So I'm guessing something like a fiberglass fabric and a stronger glue?

Any advice would be great

Pics would help so we can see what the situation is....

 

[PMedia]

Here is the tear

 

[Jim Shearer]

Why not replace the driver? Go join the folk Polk forum first, then order the driver & be sure to tell them you are a forum member--IIRC that will get you a small discount and/or free shipping.
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Cheers, Jim