Fixing a tear in a subs surround?

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Topic: Fixing a tear in a subs surround?

JW
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I noticed today that my 12L7 has a small tear/cut in the surround, can I fix this myself or should I take it in to the kicker dealer?

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JW
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Sorry, wrong forum.

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Eli47
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trying to repair it yourself will not work properly, and can in fact cause damage.
Depending on your area you may be able to find a shop that is able to "re-surround" the speaker.
We charge $90.Cdn. www.speakercity.ca
I know there's a similarly named outfit from California on the web.

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JW
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I'm from Kelowna so this might be an option. My sub doesnt have a foam surround though.

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Eli47
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No Problem, we have all forms of spare parts for every woofer out there, if it's not in stock it can be in a few days.

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