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Speaker Grill Cloth Repair Adhesive
Easily repair speaker grill cloth with our special formula adhesive. It sets up quickly but allows adjustments before fully curing. Dries clear and flexible for a professional finish.
Speaker Grill Cloth Repair Adhesive
Our grill cloth repair adhesive is a convenient solution for attaching fabric to speaker grill frames. It dries clear and flexible, allowing for easy adjustments during application. The metal tube provides a long-lasting supply suitable for multiple repair projects.
Speaker Grill Cloth Repair Adhesive
- Will repair 2 average size grills (25 linear feet)
- Use to attach grill cloth to wood, plastic, or metal speaker grill frames
- Easy to apply
Simply Speakers Professional Grade MI-3035-GC Adhesive
Easily repair speaker grill cloth with our special formula adhesive. It sets up quickly but allows adjustments before fully curing. Dries clear and flexible for a professional finish.
- .875 oz metal tube is long lasting and durable
- Dries flexible, strong, and clear
- Easier to use than staples or spray adhesives
soninha
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Needed this glue for use with the parts Express grill kit. I was really worried about getting tho corners correct and maintaining a strong bond. This product was perfect, way better than other glues I have used for this application. Be aware, you really need to allow for it to set up for a few min on the plastic before attaching the grill cloth.
Jim Newby
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024
The glue worked better than expected!
S. Pupp
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
This works very well. The video by the manufacturer (found by Google search) was very helpful. The one thing I would do differently from their instructions is that I would not smooth it using a non-gloved hand - you don’t want transdermal absorption of those solvents.
Carey Donaldson
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
This speaker glue is the best I’ve used. It dries fast enough and clear in appearance when fully cured. it’s not too watery, so you don’t create a lot of mess when using it.I have also used this glue as a multipurpose glue and it works well
ameer shah
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024
Very good product! Adheres to surface and fabric very well.
Mariusz Zieliński
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on December 9, 2024
I bought it to fix edge foam on speaker after cat fight. I tested it on some scraps and I found out that putting right amount of glue is critical. Then I used it on speaker and you can barely see the marks. Highly recommended product. I don't have much experience so I can't compare it with others. Still it did work for me and after few weeks repair stil holds.
Stephen J. Poole
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023
The cloth on my 30 year old speakers was coming loose in places. This was a cheap, easy fix, just put some adhesive on the frame, wait for it to become tacky, then pull the speaker cloth taut and press onto the adhesive.
Benedict
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on September 4, 2021
It is a very good product particularly for speaker repair. However you can use it for multiple materials. I just used it for some plastic to metal attachment. It worked well
Cam
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2019
The driver in my driver's side Bose woofer started making a weird vibration during bass heavy songs. I googled it, and apparently this is a known issue in Mazdas with the Bose system. Fortunately someone suggested that it's as easy as using speaker glue to fix it. I took apart my door and went to work on the speaker. I used way waaaaaaaaaaay more than I probably should have, and I used it all around, not just on the part that was already loose. The stuff takes forever to dry, and it dries not solid, but sort of rigid, but flexible. Apparently this is by design. The speaker sounds great now and no flapping. If the flapping comes back in the next year, expect me to come back and edit this to a one-star review. At the moment though, I'm happy to have spent eight bucks on this rather than a hundred-and-fifty bucks on a new speaker.The only odd thing I will mention is that when I got the stuff, I tried it out inside to see the consistency and what I would be dealing with and it was pretty thick. Once I had it outside in the intense Georgia heat, it became like water. The consistency has never gone back to being thicker than it is. It still works though, so I won't ding a star from it; it's really odd though and maybe worth mentioning.This was written in 2019 and I'm editing to add that now, in 2021, more that two years later, it's still holding strong. Absolutely thrilled I bought this rather than getting a new speaker.Going through my old reviews here in 2024 (late March), and I still have the same car, and same speakers in them. Not a single problem. Maybe a year ago I started seeing people upgrading the speakers to aftermarket kits and started kind of hoping these speakers would start to fail. No joy, they continue to crank away. Maybe I need to up my bass even more and see if I can shake them loose. This glue, however, is shockingly good. The price has increased a couple of dollars, but still easily worth it.
Hack Riven
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2019
This stuff worked great on two original aluminum drivers out of 1991 Hartke Transient Attack bass cabs that came with a working 1991 G-K 800RB head which I had just acquired dirt-cheap from the original owner (yeah, you're jealous. haha). the 410 cab had a dust cover on one of the 10" speakers that was separating from the aluminum cone. the 115's dust cover had been previously repaired with brittle super glue, which was also separating - for this one, I had to buy a new dust cover due to the design, but purchased one slightly smaller in diameter (135mm since the 5" I tried was a little too small and was making contact with the voice coil wires) so it had a perfectly smooth contact area.I prepped the cone by gently removing what I could and then cleaning the area to be glued with acetone on a q-tip and vacuuming any dust/debris that might have fallen around the voice coil. Application of the glue was different for the two speakers, but using a Lazy Susan allowed me to hold the glue steady in hand while rotating the project and accurately delivering a clean, smooth "bead" of glue with the other hand. I allowed them to sit for at least 24hrs with a large wrench socket to weight them down. Both speakers (27yrs) sound perfect again and this sick vintage rig has been annoying the neighbors for a month now.Let's keep the old USA gear alive!PICS: the extreme close-up with the more-grey cone is the 10", while the other two are the big ole 15" (you should note the old superglue - tell your friends: do not use superglue).
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