which glue for reparing subwoofer cone :(

[Being.smart]

My audioengine sub got little bit damaged recently, dont know how and why

attaching pics, from where the joint got off, and with every beats that thing vibrate drurrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!

needed advice on which glue should i use, in order to stick that thing, tried silicon didn't worked well

 

[asingh]

Areldite.

 

[Criminal]

don't use any glue that stiffens upon curing. use something flexible such as Fevicol SR series.

 

[Siddy]

Fevi quick FTW!

 

[booo]

you should use an epoxy which is flexible after curing as well as give support to the tear. so you may want to use thin layer of fevicol and thin paper to support the joint.

 

[Being.smart]

don't use any glue that stiffens upon curing. use something flexible such as Fevicol SR series.

applied fevicol SR series and allowing it to cure till tomorrow morning , lets see what happens then

thx other for advise

 

[aman.pitbull]

Use a rubber based gum used for fixing tire tubes, don't use feviquick (it eats away plastic). If that does not work try a rubber sealant (used for waterproofing rooftops), if even that does not work then your last option is to use a silicon based sealant.

 

[Being.smart]

The Fevicol SR series worked flawlessly, now again boom boom boom started

Logitech z-5500 + Audioengin A5+ Bamboo + Audioengine S8 Sub + Creative Champhion sound card