I will give another option 😉 : Here is the stuff too, I never have discovered big differences between them. Glueing PP is virtually impossible anyway, but my replacement surrounds attached on PP cones seem to hold up til now.
I am generous with praise when the situation demands it @markbakk.
I got a bit confused with your glue suggestions originally. I didn't realise it was the same glue, just in different sizes and with different applicators.
Your suggestion was actually a good one. Consider yourself awarded a Gold Star if you remember primary School Days.
But we seem to be going with 2 component Epoxy Resin since @kstgr has some to hand. I think it might work. 🙂
I got a bit confused with your glue suggestions originally. I didn't realise it was the same glue, just in different sizes and with different applicators.
Your suggestion was actually a good one. Consider yourself awarded a Gold Star if you remember primary School Days.
But we seem to be going with 2 component Epoxy Resin since @kstgr has some to hand. I think it might work. 🙂
I don’t see how a glue that actually hardens that much will stay flexible enough to follow bending of the cone, surround and dust cap. But it will work, cyanoacrylate sticks to about anything you throw at it.
I know it's done, but this is in case anyone else wants to know.
There are so many adhesives being produced it's difficult to keep up. I've discovered a few really good ones in the last year or so. For that job, I'd imagine you could find something like the one below in other countries as they usually end up being copied. It says it's suitable for polypropylene.
https://www.selleys.com.au/products...urpose-glues/selleys-power-grip-all-plastics/
There are so many adhesives being produced it's difficult to keep up. I've discovered a few really good ones in the last year or so. For that job, I'd imagine you could find something like the one below in other countries as they usually end up being copied. It says it's suitable for polypropylene.
https://www.selleys.com.au/products...urpose-glues/selleys-power-grip-all-plastics/
You could measure the outside of the tweeter and find a replacement that fits. It won't be 100%t he same sound but if you change the pair of speaker at least it will match.
Something similar looking:
Peerless / Vifa OC20SC14 or bigger OC25SC65
Dayton ND25FN
Something similar looking:
Peerless / Vifa OC20SC14 or bigger OC25SC65
Dayton ND25FN