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MTX Terminator dual 12" subwoofers dust cap?cone cracked in the very center about 1" across fix?
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<blockquote data-quote="realflow100" data-source="post: 8669794" data-attributes="member: 676243"><p>the cone material is really brittle and cracks easily when bent. I had to be careful with the razor when cutting out the circle slightly larger than the voice coil so the cracks didn't spread outward.</p><p></p><p>the new dustcaps seem to be on pretty well from what I can tell. they aren't coming off without a fight. I used CRC rubber cement speaker adhesive to glue on the dustcaps. it came with the new dustcaps</p><p></p><p>since theres no groove to put the new dustcaps sealed into I just aligned it as well as I could on both speakers and went around the edges with the rubber cement all the way around and let it dry for a while then applied a second layer of glue around the edges to help make sure its sealed well and not coming loose and fill in any gaps</p><p></p><p>I used the old bowls and small 6v latnern style battery inside the bowls to weigh the dustcaps down while they were drying and curing</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="realflow100, post: 8669794, member: 676243"] the cone material is really brittle and cracks easily when bent. I had to be careful with the razor when cutting out the circle slightly larger than the voice coil so the cracks didn't spread outward. the new dustcaps seem to be on pretty well from what I can tell. they aren't coming off without a fight. I used CRC rubber cement speaker adhesive to glue on the dustcaps. it came with the new dustcaps since theres no groove to put the new dustcaps sealed into I just aligned it as well as I could on both speakers and went around the edges with the rubber cement all the way around and let it dry for a while then applied a second layer of glue around the edges to help make sure its sealed well and not coming loose and fill in any gaps I used the old bowls and small 6v latnern style battery inside the bowls to weigh the dustcaps down while they were drying and curing [/QUOTE]
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