I was blasting my Sharp GF 909 when I noticed my left woofer's speaker cap was hanging by a thread. The woofer is Tan (paper) with a Black colored (fabric) cap. I know I missed a past thread on which glue,etc. to use. My neighbor recommended a type of nail polish glue/adhesive cause it flexes. He used it on his own speakers when he used to do car stereo competition. Anyone?

goop

i use wood glue works great drys clear

belive it or not i have used white school glue and it works great to

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Originally posted by ramon:
belive it or not i have used white school glue and it works great to

yup good ol elmers very cheap too.Or some wood glue as stated above

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Originally posted by ramon:
belive it or not i have used white school glue and it works great to

no thats for eating.......

i now sin but its good anyway

mmm..............glue.................

good old reliable elemers!!! good as well for making a copy of your hand print and at the same time cleaning them when it dries and you peel it off...now thats old school....

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Originally posted by SINISTER:
no thats for eating.......

Now I understand some of your posts!

Elmers Glue works Great.

Nice to peel off hands afterwards too.I still do this today.The glue we had when I went to Elementary school wasn't that good for eating though tasted like rubber 1970-1976.That's be4 the kid safe stuff that came later..

Great Thanks amigos. Glad I stocked up on it for my kid's school today AND have a snack too

adam --seriously -- the GOOP is more flexible and strong --
(even though its less tasty)

Out of peanut butter for that delicious PB&J?! Not a problem,GOOP provides an excellent substitute!

I use a two-part epoxy and superglue