Cletus Van Damme
Previously known as Cheesney Hawks
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- Out in the sticks...
Basically I bought some used decent speakers, I never looked at new ones and the bass drivers have all faded with sunlight. The speaker woofer front is anodised aluminium, it was coloured black. All 4 of mine are like a gold/beige colour. One of the drivers has failed and the replacement is black. So I could either use the grills, that look naff, or paint them. I don't buy all this about it changing the sound a lot, but I think a really thin layer of primer and paint would be better. I've got the knackered one to practice on. I've never had this with speakers before. But in the manual it recommends to keep out of direct sunlight so I believe...
I just wondered can use a regular small garage compressor, with the air pressure regulated down? Can an additive be added to the paint, such as a plasticiser to give it a bit of flex.
I seem to get better advice off here than most forums, and I noticed that there was a model thread, so possibly somebody used airbrush's..
Thanks for any advice. I'd assume I need a moisture trap possibly.
I just wondered can use a regular small garage compressor, with the air pressure regulated down? Can an additive be added to the paint, such as a plasticiser to give it a bit of flex.
I seem to get better advice off here than most forums, and I noticed that there was a model thread, so possibly somebody used airbrush's..
Thanks for any advice. I'd assume I need a moisture trap possibly.
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