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Re: Speaking of glues...wizzer cone reattachment

Posted by lukiedog (A) on May 8, 2007 at 11:37:41

In Reply to: Speaking of glues...wizzer cone reattachment posted by Byrd69 on May 8, 2007 at 07:55:46:

I've had good luck on misc vintage eqpmnt repairs with silicon adhesives. They now come in smaller tubes with applicator nozzle and are not "runny" like white glues. If you use clear, it could end up being nearly invisible. You might have to flip the driver over every 10 minutes for an hour, as it does flow, albeit slowly. I repaired a torn cone on one of my thiels using only this stuff and nothing else and it has held for months and this set gets played VERY loud.

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