[Boatanchors] speaker cement

[Revcom Electronics]

Will have to concur with most on this.  Substitute bonding 
(glue, whatever) material is really no match for the real thing.
GC "Service Cement", P/N 10-302 has only one purpose 
listed on its label, -Speaker Cone repair-.

Granted it is expensive, also is a limited controlled substance,
in that it contains Toluene and Butyl Acetate, banned inhalents
for sale to minors and requires an MSSD to be supplied. And
is a restricted product in California I guess.

We have used it in shop for over 20years, found no good 
sub.  We get it from MCM, as they have the small bottles.

Rod
K0EQH



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dick KF4NS" <kf4nsradio at verizon.net>
To: <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 5:50 PM
Subject: [Boatanchors] speaker cement


> I know, this is a bit off-topic but here goes anyway. I am restoring 
> an old Philco table radio and I hate to replace the entire speaker due 
> to a short tear on the cone. I see products like GC radio/TV service 
> cement advertised but am curious if anything will do that I already 
> have and that includes silicones, rubber cement, super glue, mucilage 
> (boy, that dates me, huh) ...etc.
> Speak to me people (pun intended)
> 73, Dick KF4NS
> St Petersburg, FL 33714 USA
> Keep The Glow! 
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