i searched for hours. the forum, google, everywhere.

i blew the seal on my kicker 6.5 and dont know what kind of glue to use to keep it all together, or if theres some special technique. i already tried e6000 and quick set epoxy, neither was successful, and trust me, i put plenty on. so what im wondering is, what kind of glue/adhesive should i really use? should i take the cone completely off and just re seal the whole thing? advice please.

 

gorilla glue? I'm not sure either.

 

Yup, there easy to blow... sadly...

 

My buddy used boat leak sealant

 

boat leak sealant? hahaha where the hell would i get that?

 

walmart a sporting store, a boat store, a marina?

 

we have a lot of marinas around here, it is the puget sound, so im sure i can find something.

wal mart always is good

 

Go to Ebay and look for a cheap resurround kit, does not matter wich speaker it is for, and it will come with the right clue. Kits can be found pretty cheaply. I know caus eI had to put new surrounds on my old home JBL L100T3's. I could almost swear it was elmers wood glue in a new bottle?

 

Try this site. I have replaced many surrounds with success. Follow their instructions on how to measure the speaker's cone diameter so the correct kit can be ordered. http://www.simplyspeakers.com/

 

Lol yeah it does look like Elmer's Glue.....I've read it's a special epoxy....

 

its not the foam thats broken. nothings wrong with the foam. when i say the seal, i mean like the seal between the cone and the foam. it isnt sealed. like half the glue is just gone.