I have a 1-inch woven-kevlar dome tweeter that was somehow depressed during a move.
It appears undamaged other than the depressed center, so I'm going to Home Depot to find some kind of suction cup to try a home repair.
I'm happy to improvise on the fly, I guess. However, I also thought someone else might have ideas on the right way to do this....
For example: the weave pattern on the dome seems like it will prevent air-tight attachment by a suction cup. If so, should I put a thin layer of, say, vaseline on the cup to enable a tight seal? Or will the petroleum products in the vaseline somehow react with the Kevlar, or simply be impossible to clean away afterwards?
You get the idea ... this must have happened to someone else out there.....
It appears undamaged other than the depressed center, so I'm going to Home Depot to find some kind of suction cup to try a home repair.
I'm happy to improvise on the fly, I guess. However, I also thought someone else might have ideas on the right way to do this....
For example: the weave pattern on the dome seems like it will prevent air-tight attachment by a suction cup. If so, should I put a thin layer of, say, vaseline on the cup to enable a tight seal? Or will the petroleum products in the vaseline somehow react with the Kevlar, or simply be impossible to clean away afterwards?
You get the idea ... this must have happened to someone else out there.....