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<blockquote data-quote="Hoots" data-source="post: 8333648" data-attributes="member: 663736"><p>I have a 32 hz 2.5 cu ft ported box that is leaking air from the baffle , its a small gap from the top portion to baffle running along the width of the enclosure. Its a lot of air i'm losing and I think my sub was bottoming out. The top portion is glued and stapled in , so it will be hard to take out , what sealent can I use to fill the gaps? I was going to try using my fingers to get the sealent into the gap/crack and then clamp it.</p><p></p><p>Pics: [ATTACH]26551015[/ATTACH][ATTACH]26551016[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>I will take a close up of gap if needed , any input is appreciated , wood a silicone or titone 2 work?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hoots, post: 8333648, member: 663736"] I have a 32 hz 2.5 cu ft ported box that is leaking air from the baffle , its a small gap from the top portion to baffle running along the width of the enclosure. Its a lot of air i'm losing and I think my sub was bottoming out. The top portion is glued and stapled in , so it will be hard to take out , what sealent can I use to fill the gaps? I was going to try using my fingers to get the sealent into the gap/crack and then clamp it. Pics: [ATTACH=CONFIG]26551015[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]26551016[/ATTACH] I will take a close up of gap if needed , any input is appreciated , wood a silicone or titone 2 work? [/QUOTE]
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