Weather Proofing PRV's
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I am planning on installing my speakers this weekend. I got a set of Pioneer 6900 pros going into my new speaker lids and Hertz 165.1 going in the fairing. I did buy some speaker cloth to treat and put behind the grills. I think I am going to use NeverWet. Can I also spray a light coat on the they speakers for added protection without compromising sound quality?
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Originally Posted by Bobber Jake
I am planning on installing my speakers this weekend. I got a set of Pioneer 6900 pros going into my new speaker lids and Hertz 165.1 going in the fairing. I did buy some speaker cloth to treat and put behind the grills. I think I am going to use NeverWet. Can I also spray a light coat on the they speakers for added protection without compromising sound quality?
Have seen a bunch of different grill cloth strategies thus curious about u install plan.
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I bought new hogtune grills for the fairing and then the grills that came with the lids. I was thinking of treating the cloth and then using spray adhesive to stick it to the back side of the grills. I am thinking of just around the edges so as to not have a bunch of glue stuck in the mesh grill part. My main idea is to also treat the speakers with the never wet.
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