not really car detailling..but subwoofer detailing

krouchchocolate · 11-21-06, 08:03

This isn't really a car detailing thread but a subwoofer. Mods delete this if you would like. I just bought a used subwoofer and it has some nasty look on the sub. Anybody know what i can use to get rid of it?

Brandon1 · 11-21-06, 08:06

Probably EO neverdull.

What kinda sub is that? that som-***** has a huge magnet and cone!!

krouchchocolate · 11-21-06, 08:09

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Originally Posted by Brandon1

Probably EO neverdull.

What kinda sub is that? that som-***** has a huge magnet and cone!!

15" TC 3HP

Suprchargd · 11-21-06, 09:24

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Originally Posted by krouchchocolate

15" TC 3HP

Nice man. Care to share how much you paid for it? What are you planning on powering it with? What kind of box is it going in?

krouchchocolate · 11-21-06, 09:29

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Originally Posted by Suprchargd

Nice man. Care to share how much you paid for it? What are you planning on powering it with? What kind of box is it going in?

I will be running it off a RF T2000bd @ 1 ohm. The box will most likely be a 4 cubed box tuned to 35 hertz. My partner and I build some awesome enclosures. Anybody need any boxes built??!

Welcome to Vince's Audio

carn00bie · 11-22-06, 09:42

try some E1 Nanopolish and report your findings!

nevrdull works alright, dut i would try something else, imo

I have hard very good things about Meg's NXT metal polysh