Can I Paint Speaker Cones at Lucy Eddie blog

Can I Paint Speaker Cones. It will absolutely affect the sound. I have a pair of jbl 2231 woofers that where reconed, i was told the cones came from simply speakers. Take a paint brush and go at the cones. This isn't wheather that's good. Mask off the speaker cones and binding post assemblies with painters tape and paper. Make sure not to cover grill holes. I just picked up a pair of cerwin vega d3's. 1) you do not paint the surround (that's the bit at the edge. They need a refoam but the speaker cones themselves are looking a little faded. Paintng speaker cones will have no adverse effect that you can hear providing: Dye doesnt add weight to the cones like paint does. The mass increase may be more than you think. Use a spray paint that is made for plastic and spray speaker cabinet, bracket caps and grill front. Just take the powder version of fabric dye, and add it to rubbing alcohol. Yes, you absolutely can do anything.

This isn't wheather that's good. Dye doesnt add weight to the cones like paint does. Take a paint brush and go at the cones. 1) you do not paint the surround (that's the bit at the edge. Mask off the speaker cones and binding post assemblies with painters tape and paper. Make sure not to cover grill holes. Yes, you absolutely can do anything. Just take the powder version of fabric dye, and add it to rubbing alcohol. They need a refoam but the speaker cones themselves are looking a little faded. I just picked up a pair of cerwin vega d3's.

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Can I Paint Speaker Cones Then prime with a white primer (i prefer bin 123) either with a brush or rattle can. Use a spray paint that is made for plastic and spray speaker cabinet, bracket caps and grill front. Yes, you absolutely can do anything. Make sure not to cover grill holes. Mask off the speaker cones and binding post assemblies with painters tape and paper. Dye doesnt add weight to the cones like paint does. I have a pair of jbl 2231 woofers that where reconed, i was told the cones came from simply speakers. It will absolutely affect the sound. Just take the powder version of fabric dye, and add it to rubbing alcohol. Paintng speaker cones will have no adverse effect that you can hear providing: This isn't wheather that's good. Then prime with a white primer (i prefer bin 123) either with a brush or rattle can. Take a paint brush and go at the cones. Most speaker cones are black, and it will take a lot of paint to cover the surface. They need a refoam but the speaker cones themselves are looking a little faded. 1) you do not paint the surround (that's the bit at the edge.