Speaker Repair Adhesive, Dust Cap, Cone Edge Sealer, White, MI-1291, 1 Ounce

I used this glue over tarry substance that covered wires set into my old Phillips paper woofer and mid-range. It successfully glued on replacement dust caps. I had to work fast as it sets quite quickly and I noticed that it remains very slightly tacky which I think sustains its flexibility. I have played the speakers many times since and all is well!

The glue is great. Looks and smells like some white paper glue, but nothing like it. Used it to glue back the paper horn to the speaker frame and in a short tie the glue was dry, rubbery, and clear. Bonded very well to the speaker frame and a few other things I had not intended to get it on LOL. This is the perfect glue for the 15 " base speakers it was used on to repair a small rip in the cone too.

Worked great at repairing my speakers where the factory glue had lifted.

I used this on my foam surrounds and it's easy to apply. I even used it on my cones and dust cap and it turned out pretty good. I'd suggest a fine bristle brush for the cones and such and thin it a little. My speakers look a lot better than they did but if I would have thinned it a little and used a fine brush they would have looked a lot better.

very good adhesive

from glue to surround and dust caps to re cone the products look and work like the original . help is a click away and the videos are very helpful. Thanks James

I recently pulled my 41-year old K-33-E drivers from my Klipsch La Scalas, and found that a lot of dust had collected at the bottom edge of the driver. The mouth fires through a slot into a horn, so there's a small area for dust and debris to collect. Well, the debris not only dirtied up a portion of the cone, the doping migrated from the surround material to the debris. I cleaned each cone judiciously with a dampened sponge, but wasn't sure what to use on the surrounds. I posted the question to the Klipsch forums and tagged Roy Delgado (Klipsch Chief Engineer), and he was kind enough to reply, "PVA adhesive". Another member suggested that the SSpeakers PVA adhesive works wonderfully. I added a tiny amount of water to the PVA, to thin it enough to flow through the accordion surround. Three coats, and it looks and performs like new. This is the stuff!

Producto muy manejable, con controlada dosificación y muy buen resultado.

The glue sticks good. :)

Great product ! Used it on my Paradigm PDR-10 sub. Really worked, saved me the cost of a new subwoofer. Easy to use and I highly recommend it!