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Today one of my L5's started to sound messed up.....Checked it and the Glue holding the cone on is Coming off. Is there a certain type of Glue that they use for this?

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huh well that sux pretty badly

not sure that there is a specific type of glue but a really strong one would work sumthin like gorilla glue should do the job IMO

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yes it does suck pretty bad. It was making a HORIBBLE noise when It was playing and it was pissing me off. at least it seems to be repairable. The Glue that is on there peeled off pretty easy in one piece., Not sure what kind it is.

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try CA glue or 2 ton epxoy ;D

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cracked cone is never good...its only going to get worst....ca glue is your friend...

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Hobby Lobby has it, but there shit sucks for some reason... from what Doug(friend) told me

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haha, I guess that didnt help me much then. Im just not sure if this cone is "plastic" or wtf its made of. Im guessing its plastic. Well im stripping all the old glue off now, and Maybe Ill drive up to Michaels and see what kind of Glues they have to offer me.

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