Filling little gaps around speaker

[phatcat600 10+ year member]

Im building custom mounts for my 6.5" comps in my Grand Prix. I made the mount but there is a tiny bit of a gap between it and the door, the stock one bent in there. Is there anything I can use to fill these little gaps?

In the sound deadening thread he talks about non hardening modeling clay, would this be ok for this purpose? I went to home depot and they had no idea what I was talking about when I ask

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[azngotskills 10+ year member]

craft stores have non-hardening clay....you could also use some gasket-type sealant

 

[djman37 5,000+ posts]

either make a 1/4" baffle that fits over all the holes before your speaker rings, or just deaden right over it, I did.

 

[60ndown 10+ year member]

plasacine playdough anything will do, caulk etc, even plumbers putty if you dont mind lindseed oil. bondo. any putty type material to squeeze in there.