Best way to seal a driver in acabinet ?

Had an issue with one of my 2x8's at a party last weekend...
There was little, or no hf coming out of it at the start of the gig, but it was back to 'normal' by the end of the gig. Now, this was last used outdoors until there was a sudden cloudburst. Luckily the speaker was  under a gazebo on a tripod stand at the time, but near the deluge, so it did get a bit wet as the wind was blowing the rain in . I thought it was probably a partly corroded speakon connector, so have given it the Deoxit D5 treatment, to see if that makes a difference. Testing it all again tomorrow, but I may have to look inside and take the three drivers out , to check for corrosion . Not done this before on these speakers, which need to be re-sealed/air-tight on the front baffle to sound sweet. How do you re-seal the drivers so that they are air-tight ?

Cheers

Thanks for the advice. I was thinking along the lines of a thin strip of foam rubber, but that probably would not seal it completely. It would have to be something that was easily releasable/re-useable, for maintenence purposes, though. Any form of glue would seem to be a permanent solution, but impractical should the drivers need to be removed/replaced at some point in the future.

Thanks, that is what I was thinking.

Hemisphere wrote: Glue isn't necessarily permanent. I'm thinking of that gummy stuff they use to stick gift cards inside birthday cards etc. Designed to stick but designed to be removed as well.

Blu tak?

No not blu-tak. It's much more like actual glue.

Yes, for sealing chassis to baffle