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    Posted: 05 September 2017 at 6:46pm
Hi,
Sub has a blown/buzz sound. I've taken the driver out to have a closer look.
This wire is not molded down anymore like the other one. What do I need to fix this? Some kind of resin/glue?
Thanks for any constructive advice.
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A small blob of flexible resin or silicone should do it. That's what I've done before.
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As recommended, a small blob of silicone, get the sanitary high modulus at wicks £ 2.99 but let it cure overnight.
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Some silicone is very corrosive, I would only use neutral cure silicone if in contact with metal.
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