Posted November 25, 200915 yr My box isnt carpeted, so maybe thats the problem, but whats the best way to make sure you get a good seal? I just noticed there is some vibration in the rim around one of the screws on my fi. ive tried looking for silicone but i cant find anything that stays pliable and doesnt act like glue
November 25, 200915 yr This would work .... http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=260-540 Orhttp://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/products/ebr The latter is what I ended up using for my temp fix until I build my new boxDuct tape can be used as well if you're not concerned about looks
November 25, 200915 yr My box isnt carpeted, so maybe thats the problem, but whats the best way to make sure you get a good seal? I just noticed there is some vibration in the rim around one of the screws on my fi. ive tried looking for silicone but i cant find anything that stays pliable and doesnt act like glueNext time use the search feature, there was a topic about this less than two weeks ago.
November 27, 200915 yr I've heard of people using non-hardening rope caulk... But I agree with ^^^, are the screw tight?
November 27, 200915 yr Author I adjusted the clutch on my drill and went around re-tightening all the screws. problem solved.
November 27, 200915 yr Good.It's always those stupid little things you thought were fine in the first place.Glad you fixed it!
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