🔊 Repair Like a Pro: Your Sound Deserves It!
The MI-3035 Speaker Repair Adhesive is a high-strength, clear gel designed for versatile applications, including speaker repairs. With a convenient 0.875 oz tube, it dries quickly and flexibly, making it ideal for bonding various materials such as foam, wood, plastic, and metal. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional, this adhesive ensures a durable and seamless finish for all your carpentry and repair needs.
| Container Type | Tube |
| Item Form | Gel |
| Special Features | Dries Clear, Fast Drying |
| Specific Uses For Product | Repair, Carpentry |
| Compatible Material | Foam, Wood, Plastic, Metal |
| Volume | 750 Milliliters |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Color | Clear |
J**N
The best
Best glue there is for subwoofer surrounds
H**N
The Right Stuff for Speaker Repair!
I bought this to repair a separated spider edge on my subwoofer's driver. Applied this glue all around the spider edge, let it sit for a couple of days, and the glue set properly and the driver was now good to be reinstalled. No need to clamp down the pieces. Just set it, leave it for the appropriate amount of time and job done. Recommend for speaker repair.
W**Y
Speaker saver !!
I got to say. This adhesive has stretchy qualities as soon as it comes into contact with oxygen. You can do a stretch test on paper and it's like sticky spider webs. Brought my sub back from the graveHigh-quality and highly recommended.
S**F
901 foam glue
Works perfectly
K**N
Excellent Speaker Glue
My brand new Klipsch RP-1600SW spider completely came loose from the frame (the whole spider, not part of the spider). I spot glued the spider with CA glue to hold in place while making the final glue all around the spider to the frame using this glue. This glue was super easy to use and it works very good. I left it sitting overnight. In the morning, it's done! The spider is stuck to the frame and wouldn't let go. Perfect glue for your subwoofers or any speakers. Believe me, this glue will hold it down like nothing else would. Get it and use it. "Stick" around for more!
S**H
The oder from this glue reminds me of the glue used to make plastic models in the 60s.
I used this glue on the Bose bookshelf speaker 6.2. Had to glue the "disc" at the base of cone to the speaker's metal frame; which was not very easy to reach. However, it was enough glue to stop the speaker from buzzing.
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