repairing broken subs

[enve]

Okay, so my friend got a new system in his car, and i asked him out of sarcasm if he would just give me his old ones that have been sitting in his room. He origonally had them in his car, but the one of the 12's got damaged from objects hitting against it resulting in cracking the cone on the sub. I was just curious if there is anyway of repairing these? would rubber cement work? or what should i use?

[Cro]

A freind told me that nailpolish (prolly would want to use the clear kind) would seal really well, but of course, it depens on how much damage was done.

[Navy I.C.]

i had 2 six inch bazooka tubes back in high school, and one didn't have no surround at all (ghetto fab), and i played it everyday until i was able to get a 10 to replace it. you couldn't hardly tell one was fucked up

[PaulD]

you can try the rubber cement type stuff

[Shadow78]

Originally Posted by enve

Okay, so my friend got a new system in his car, and i asked him out of sarcasm if he would just give me his old ones that have been sitting in his room. He origonally had them in his car, but the one of the 12's got damaged from objects hitting against it resulting in cracking the cone on the sub. I was just curious if there is anyway of repairing these? would rubber cement work? or what should i use?

I had a 12" Alpine Sub that the cone got damaged. To correct it I used " Hard As Nails " It is like nail polish but it is used to strengthen nails. It filled the dent and it was bumpin' like nothing ever happened. Hope this helps !