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Speaker Repair

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First published at 03:35 UTC on May 4th, 2020.

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One Way to fix a Speaker if it is Ripped or Torn. Also Fixes Poked Holes & Center Cone if it comes loose. I will put another Skim of Silicone on the Top outside of the Rim after the Inside Dries. Than a day later I will put a Skim of Silicone on the Backside. No reason to rush it, it will work better to do 1 Skim at a time giving at least 8 hours to dry between Skims.
Side Note: I could have avoided the Super Glue altogether

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