Is Decware good for re-foam kits?

[sandtrap]

Is Decware good for re-foam kits?

 

[TLS Guy]

Is Decware good for re-foam kits?

I think they are fine, they are quite well known, but I have never used them. Are you planning to do the job yourself?

 

[sandtrap]

Yeah, I am going to do it myself. I only paid $30 for the sub. Then I probably ripped the foam calibrating the sub (or it was already ripped).

So

for a $30 sub I only want to do a $40 repair. Plus I purchased a $30 subwoofer cable.

So far my bargain starter sub is looking like

$30 + $30 + $40.

I hope I am good at refoaming woofers

 

[TLS Guy]

Yeah, I am going to do it myself. I only paid $30 for the sub. Then I probably ripped the foam calibrating the sub (or it was already ripped).

So

for a $30 sub I only want to do a $40 repair. Plus I purchased a $30 subwoofer cable.

So far my bargain starter sub is looking like

$30 + $30 + $40.

I hope I am good at refoaming woofers

Do you know how to it and what you need?

 

[sandtrap]

According to the folks at decware everything you need is in the kit. Except for an exacto knife.

 

[TLS Guy]

According to the folks at decware everything you need is in the kit. Except for an exacto knife.

Yes, but do you what to do with the contents of the kit?

 

[sandtrap]

Their instructions made sense to me.
http://www.decware.com/newsite/refoam.htm

 

[sandtrap]

Yes, but do you what to do with the contents of the kit?

Thanks for your help. If you think I am doomed to failure please let me know.

 

[sandtrap]

Yes, but do you what to do with the contents of the kit?

Thanks for the asking all the questions. You made you look at new solutions and I found a local repair shop

http://www.winstonorgan.com/

That will do the repair for $30

 

[TLS Guy]

Thanks for the asking all the questions. You made you look at new solutions and I found a local repair shop

http://www.winstonorgan.com/

That will do the repair for $30

I was not trying to put you off doing the job, it can be done by anyone with reasonable dexterity. There are a few pitfalls, and I was just trying to see if you needed any tips or guidance.

However you seem to have the problem solved as long as your tech is competent.

We did have a post here not long ago were the tech was clearly not competent as he refoamed to speakers for a member and both speakers then had gap rub, because he never used shims.