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Lol im going to punch my self in the face for doing what i did. I was putting my sub back in my box and on the last screw i wasn't paying attention and the screw drive slipped and put a little hole threw my cone. its a little hole and i wanted to know if i could just put some like sealant on it or would i have to buy a recone?

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I would use some 5min epoxy from the back side, just cuz its fast, and dries stronger than silicone

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I usually use RTV gasket sealant... works amazing.

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Alright im going to go do the right now. I was so pissed when i did it.

did the same thing but with the lip. put a hole in it. ran the sub for 9 months no problem. sold it the same way lol

ur good man

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