"The Heat is On" -- ALERT

In answer to Sean's thread "The Heat is On", I mentioned using armor-all or similar, solvent containing products, to treat the rubber surroundings of speaker drivers.

PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS!!!

I just got feedback that this has caused premature ageing (rubbers losing elasticity & cracking). Many thanks to the kind A'goner who took the trouble to e-mail me...

My humble apologies & again, BANISH the idea COMPLETELY.

gregm11-04-2002 5:25pm

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gregm OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,411 posts 11-04-2002 at 07:05pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Many thanks, gentlemen. 6: don't wish to obtrude with obfuscation :^). Cheers!
gregm OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,411 posts 11-05-2002 at 08:42am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Bozo: so yr point applies to ANY silicone based product -- or is there a particular brand that would be less likely to create problems? Thanks
gregm OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 3,411 posts 11-05-2002 at 08:37pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Bozo, thanks. Subaru, is there any product that could help in maintaining rubber elasticity -- as in speaker cone surrounds? Thanks

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