Great looking Panny...

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baddboybill

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Got this awesome looking RX5085 from Scott at last meet :thumbsup: :drool: Thanks man ;-)
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-GZ-

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skippy1969 said:
-GZ- said:
great looking!!??!?!?.....well thats debatable.... :lol:

Shut it Greg........ :thumbsdown: :annoyed:
Btw,bought any G o l d s t a r s lately.......... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
i'll take my 24k gold plated goldstar over that panny any day! :lol:
im gonna go listen to it now as a matter of fact! :breakdance:
 

-GZ-

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baddboybill said:
Thanks guys :thumbsup: love the white speakers but these were all yellow so I bleached them out and they look brand new :-O :drool:
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BLEACH!?!?!!!! Really!?!?!! thats fn brilliant bill! Wish i would have thought of that before
i painted 2 of my 8989s! :dunce:
im gonna do that to all my boxes....need more info....
 

TRC-911

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Very good idea :w00t:

If that's the case,I can redo all of my 931s!!!!
save some serious coin too!


-btw excellent score on the panny! Looks like it's fresh out the box :thumbsup: :surf:
 

baddboybill

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-GZ- said:
baddboybill said:
Thanks guys :thumbsup: love the white speakers but these were all yellow so I bleached them out and they look brand new :-O :drool:
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BLEACH!?!?!!!! Really!?!?!! thats fn brilliant bill! Wish i would have thought of that before
i painted 2 of my 8989s! :dunce:
im gonna do that to all my boxes....need more info....

Well 1st thing is you can't overkill on the bleach. You take speakers out. Use a spray bottle with bleach. Before spraying any bleach on speakers spray a few times into sink otherwise a discoloration of yellow will end up on speakers. You will also need a hair dryer for drying. Spray small amounts of bleach being cautious of black or any other colors on center caps or edge foam. Make sure whole white area is wet but not soaked...then tilt speakers upward leaning on something so bleach don't get into coil section. Let sit a few minutes, then use hair dryer on low heat to dry, constantly moving hair dryer around speaker cone (don't touch cone while wet or it could result in possible damage). Repeat on areas that did not come clean. Some cases black areas may get lightened.. With this i usually use a permanemt black marker to blacken back out....After completely dry then reattach speakers and wait an hour to test. :thumbsup: Good luck ;-)
 

-GZ-

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Fn A, bill. Think i'll wait awhile and you can let us know if theres are any long term negative effects that occur.....
Throwin a couple ideas out there...
1) maybe dilute the bleach with a little water to reduce any adverse effects from the pure strength of the bleach on paper??
2) apply with small paintbrush or qtip for a more even and less saturated application?
3) crack open a bottle of johnnie walker to help relax during application
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Thanks bill! You just might get a gold star for this one!!!

EDIT: and i did mean gold star....not a Goldstar :lol:
 

baddboybill

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I have done this on Lasonic white speakers and Sharp white speakers and my Technics and fisher white speakers :thumbsup: with no side effects. You don't want to brush on due to tearing the paper. When paper wet it weakens that's why you need to dry soon after. Diluted bleach doesn't seem to be strong enough :thumbsdown: Thanks GZ for offering up your high dollar Goldstar :lol: :lol:
 

TRC-911

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some of the 931s I get have white paint on them :sad:
I spend a good 30 minutes sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowly using diluted paint stripper on them, and the dust caps :sadno:

best to leave them alone unless you know how to fix them up proper! :sin:
Bleach never crossed my mind :bang:

Gonna have to try this now!
 
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