Kevin's Tip of the Week March 12

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Kevin Nichols

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Need to touch up the grills on your speakers? Take them off and lightly spray them with SATIN black spray paint. I've found Satin works better than flat or glossy.

At a gig and want to touch up a small scratch on the grill? Just take a black Sharpie and color it in.

I hope somebody is getting something from these tips. I'm not the most knowledgeable, but I like to share what I know. We can never stop learning in life.

Later!
 
Kevin... that's something that I've done myself for a quick touch up Sharpie or Magic Marker it works!
 
Bounce, you paint the entire grill. As long as it dries, it won't be sticky. Make sure you take it OFF the speaker! LOL

Just use very light coats....I do just enough to cover the blemish.

NOTE: I don't think I would try this on a BOSE system! LOL
 
of course you could've just popped out the emblem from the back and put it back in after spraying.
 
Sharpies can do wonders when needed ASAP.
 
My sharpie ran out of ink. So I bought speaker covers instead.

Actually! I use to do the sharpie touch up on my dual cab jbl's. No matter how careful you are they will get scratched or scuffed.

Keep the tips coming Kev..