Hi All.
I have picked up a JVC DC7 for restoration.
I really want to be able to completely restore the speaker cabinets. I have manageed to get off the front plastic speak cover however they have a metal grill/mess that has been glued into the plastic front.
I really want to be able to take the grills out so that I can retore them, one has some dents and they also need respraying.
Plus I want to be able to fill and respray the plastic covers themselves, which I cant really do to a good enough quality with the grills in place.
Any ideas on how I may be able to soften or disolve the glue enouth the remove the grills without melting the plastic and trashing the grills as I really want to reuse them?
There is a small channel around the edge of the grill so I am hoping that there may be some kind of solvent that I can use that will react with the glue but not the plastic (long shot I know).
Was also thinking of cutting the grill out, but this is a risky approach, really dont want to danage the plastic cover and not sure I would be able to fabricate a new grill that would look good enough.
any ideas?
I have picked up a JVC DC7 for restoration.
I really want to be able to completely restore the speaker cabinets. I have manageed to get off the front plastic speak cover however they have a metal grill/mess that has been glued into the plastic front.
I really want to be able to take the grills out so that I can retore them, one has some dents and they also need respraying.
Plus I want to be able to fill and respray the plastic covers themselves, which I cant really do to a good enough quality with the grills in place.
Any ideas on how I may be able to soften or disolve the glue enouth the remove the grills without melting the plastic and trashing the grills as I really want to reuse them?
There is a small channel around the edge of the grill so I am hoping that there may be some kind of solvent that I can use that will react with the glue but not the plastic (long shot I know).
Was also thinking of cutting the grill out, but this is a risky approach, really dont want to danage the plastic cover and not sure I would be able to fabricate a new grill that would look good enough.
any ideas?