Nick Wright FTW

[loudcav 1]

Thanks Nick I just got in the Black CA you sent he was even nice enough to throw in the spray bottle for the accellerator

[johnecon2001 82]

Yeah that post makes sense ...

Elaborate! What is the accelerator?

[KickinAudio 5]

Accelerants are catalysts which alter a chemical bond, speed up a chemical process, or bring organisms back to homeostasis. An accelerant can be any substance that can bond, mix, or disturb another substance and cause an increase in the speed of a natural, or artificial chemical process.

[johnecon2001 82]

Right right.. but he said accelerator..

[DevilDriver 28]

Same difference. An accelerator is usually used with cyanoacrylates (CA glue) to speed up the curing (drying) process. I have heard from a few SPL competitors that the use of an accelerator will make the CA glue joint a little weaker but have never researched whether this is a attributable to a real scientific effect or is just one of those mystery myths the SPL world is full of.

[johnecon2001 82]

ooo, I just re-read his post from a Reconing standpoint. And then it made sense.

Black CA is Cyanoacrylate glue that is black. And then.. yeah.

[creyc 1]

I need to buy myself some of this stuff...Who do i have to kill, i mean PM, around here?

money money money gimme glue!

[loudcav 1]

I need to buy myself some of this stuff...Who do i have to kill, i mean PM, around here?

money money money gimme glue!

I sent an Email to IA to get it I sent an email to the sales address and Nick replied back on his

[ramos 2]

Same difference. An accelerator is usually used with cyanoacrylates (CA glue) to speed up the curing (drying) process. I have heard from a few SPL competitors that the use of an accelerator will make the CA glue joint a little weaker but have never researched whether this is a attributable to a real scientific effect or is just one of those mystery myths the SPL world is full of.

If the proper accelerator is used with the proper kind of ca. The glue joint isn't harmed. Use the wrong stuff and it can have adverse effects on it. Many different kinds of ca glue's and almost as many accelerators

[loudcav 1]

Same difference. An accelerator is usually used with cyanoacrylates (CA glue) to speed up the curing (drying) process. I have heard from a few SPL competitors that the use of an accelerator will make the CA glue joint a little weaker but have never researched whether this is a attributable to a real scientific effect or is just one of those mystery myths the SPL world is full of.

If the proper accelerator is used with the proper kind of ca. The glue joint isn't harmed. Use the wrong stuff and it can have adverse effects on it. Many different kinds of ca glue's and just almost as many acclerators

ya and whatever Nick uses on those woofers is tough as hell I had alot of fun trying to remove it from the baskets

[ramos 2]

A grinder with a flap wheel is your friend

[///M5 2,833]

A flapper that wants to grind is your friend too

[Incriminator 16]

Glad you like it! It's very tough stuff!

We do alot of SPL testing and so far accelerator is always the best bet over letting it cure on its own.

[DevilDriver 28]

Same difference. An accelerator is usually used with cyanoacrylates (CA glue) to speed up the curing (drying) process. I have heard from a few SPL competitors that the use of an accelerator will make the CA glue joint a little weaker but have never researched whether this is a attributable to a real scientific effect or is just one of those mystery myths the SPL world is full of.

If the proper accelerator is used with the proper kind of ca. The glue joint isn't harmed. Use the wrong stuff and it can have adverse effects on it. Many different kinds of ca glue's and almost as many accelerators

Thanks for the clarification, Ramos.

[KickinAudio 5]

What happens when you don't use CA glue...

Video

[sundownz 197]

What happens when you don't use CA glue...

Video

Uh... what happened ? And what kind of glue did you use ?

[KickinAudio 5]

Some local store bought glue, I cannot remember what it's called. It's black though.

[ford302redneck 15]

Epoxy ftw.