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    Posted: 14 September 2008 at 3:03pm
Hi
can anyone tell me the glue to use to re-cone some drivers
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It really depends on the driver.  Some drivers need more assembly than others and require different types of glue for different stages.
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B & C 18" sub and some Beyma 10" mids
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http://www.loctiteproducts.com/

Use different types of adeshives on dofferent parts on the re-cone procedure. If your not sure speak to one of the manufactures, Fane,B&C, etc for advice.
 
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Well i had one type of glue for bonding off beyma which looked like evostik plus some pva for the surround
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What kit was it though? If the coil is already attached to the cone then you don't need that glue. Your answers are here
 
I use an ACTIVATED super glue for the dust caps.
 
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new cones with the coil fitted... i want glue for the surround
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hi

i done recone on more then 200 recones  from DAS, PD(turbosound),JBL,RCF and more  and the glue is always this
http://www.bartolos.pt/store/files/cola_de_contacto%5B1%5D.jpg

hope it helps yours Vitor Pinheiro
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lol Coke cola
 
Try getting some of this stuff, im trying to source it ....
 
 
best stuff, looks like only made in USA !
 
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Wembley LS use Tretobond
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Myself and many other people use an impact adhesive by Evostick or Bison for gluing the spider and surround to the chassis.  Just make sure you get it in place first time!!!
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For spiders / surrounds / dust caps I use Bostik MultiBond , but I can't see that on the Bostik UK website - may be similar to their Evostik Serious Glue but not sure.  I wouldn't use a contact adhesive for this.
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