Would this product be used as a sealer for vintage cloth speaker surrounds?
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It would surely change the speaker's characteristics. Amazon sells speaker surround repair/replacement kits.
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I tried to use it to seal plexiglass to sheet metal and it did not work at all. It may work for your application.
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I think it might work for that, but I'm not knowledgeable really when it comes to speakers, so I couldn't say. My application was to fill in the gap between my car tail light at its seal.
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It might work, but having researched this topic and gotten firm direction from the grill cloth source, you are best off using a spray adhesive for a perfect fit that stays flat. I used Loctite 200 (medium strength). Best to use a light coat of medium strength because you don't need the strongest adhesion. My project came out perfect.
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The product is a thin, light weight foam strip with adhesive on one side. I used it to seal air gaps around the window discharge hose for a portable A/C unit in a bedroom. In my opinion there is not enough mass in the foam to effectively limit sound transmission. Of course, anything would block some sound, but I feel 100% certain that this would not be effective for what you are trying to do.
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Per instructions on the paint can, either a primer or top coat can be applied over this sealer. This product is intended to provide a sound surface for the top coat.
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I think this material is used more as a bass trap and diffuser than sound proofing. It probably doesn't work any better than regular insulation for that job. There are sound blocking materials out there that work very well.
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I used it for some electrical repair, etc. where it is wrapped and then adheres to its other layers. I'm not sure how it would work if used as just one strip adhering to the two surfaces. I would suggest a good silicone kitchen sealer from a squeeze tube. Though.... It is water proof and does adhere to the original surface well.
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I used the speaker cloth to cover a raw wood frame I constructed to fill a space in my old entertainment centre, and it hides the frame very well. I also liked the way it stretched smoothly to cover the frame. I can not comment on the acoustic properties of the cloth as I do not have a speaker(s) mounted behind it. It's a good product for the purpose I used the cloth for. Hope this helps.
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This product is not the best choice due to the humidity and water that will be present in that area. You would be better off using a waterproof varnish (found at a hardware store) or the Liquitex Soluvar Varnish.
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I'm sure you could as long as it was secured sufficiently as not to allow movement and consequential cracking of the primer&paint.;I think you might want to also look at Z-channel and another layer of drywall with sound proofing insulation in between.I guess it depends if this is permanent,(ie. your house/condo) as opposed to an apartment.Here is a good website that I learned from....http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/how-tosKevin
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I used it to seal rain gutters. It may add a little protection to the bottom of Kayak. There is probably better products for what you are looking. Check your hardware store.
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These should work fine for a cabinet application. Make sure it's good epoxy though.
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Possibly. I looked through a few of mine and most are thinly sealed; however there are a few that have tiny pinholes. So it would likely work depending on what you are doing with them.
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Absolutely. Some pieces I have sealed with a polyeurothane spray, with no problems to the finish.
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I used it underwater on the tile grout and sealed it without a problem. It was quite quick to adhere. It most likely would work.
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I would think so...I repaired a leak in my Jacuzzi with it, and used masking tape as a form. When poured into the form, came out rock hard. Just make sure what u are adhering to is very clean. Good luck
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If it's not stretched to tight I believe that it would capture most of the dust, but then it will become dusty itself. Regarding the effect on sound, my experience is using cloth to cover speakers and there seems to be a subtle suppression of the "highs" with the any speaker cloth in the path.
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It works very well to seal out drafts but I don't think it would function as a soundproofer
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I have never heard of it being used for that particular purpose. I use it to keep my pipes clear. Sorry this does not help. Perhaps you can contact the maker of the product for a better, more useful answer.