crack in subwoofer

silicone maybe?

try using fiberglass resin

that **** should hold

Is the surrond cracked?

yeah cold weather and subs ain't a good mix, i have to let my subs warm up for like 20 to 30 mins up here in alaska. but hell i melted my voice coils in my subs anyway this past week oh well. good luck trying to fix your cracked sub,

i don't really know of anything really working properly if you do get something to hold let us know what it was, it would be good knowledge to have especially if some of us get a little carried away and miss with are screw drivers lol.

silicone possibly

Ive done a repair once with epoxy. Took some time to dry, but once it was back in the car, sounded so much better.

It was in a sealed box, so fixing a leak sure helped tons.

Bill T.

Gorilla Glue? Foams and expands and is ROCK HARD. You could use paper towels to hold it to the cone while drying. It is light and solid and easier for things like this than fiberglass

http://www.gorillaglue.com/

silicon would most likely be best

U might want to chalk it up to inexperience(meaning playing the subs in the cold without letting them warm up)and get u a new sub.

Well i didnt mean anything bad by that post.I just meant that u should just chaulk it up to experience and get urself a new one thats all.sometimes things happen and im not sure the glue thing will help ur cause.

surrond? take a look here: http://www.carsound.com/NewsFotos/MAY_02/05_14_PunchZ.gif
the grey part between the rim and cone is cracked

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Dude, The only grey part I see in your pic is the cone. The black part in the middle is the dust cap, and the black ruber like stuff that goes around the inside of the rim and the outside of the cone is the surround.

silicone, its like ductape, fixes everthing.