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21st April 2020, 07:05 PM
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How to Clean up faded speaker cones
Hi all
Has anyone got any ideas on what to use to brighten up faded speaker cones I have my Wharfedale 6.5in Kevlar drivers and my Fostex 126Es The Fostex 126 cones are aging and fading back to banana yellow from the bright white they were when new I would like to get them back to the white again any ideas on what I could use on them that will not damage the drivers And the yellow 6.5 inch Wharfedale Kevlar Drivers. where a victim of chip pan oil smoke some years back which would not clean off I was thinking of dying them black so thought about maybe using black printer ink which I have on hand Any other ideas would be very welcome Thanks Colin
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