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Here's a thread that hits most of the items you are likely to run into.

http://216.37.9.58/ubb/Forum4/HTML/002408.html

I'm in the midst of refinishing my black Chorus speakers, using this info as a guideline. I've just tested it on the bottom of one of them -- here's what I've done:

0) Removed the grills and completely covered and sealed the front of the speaker using cardboard (used a piece from an old poster frame) and blue masking tape (the light adhesion stuff). Covered the back, and completely masked, using "two-ply" newspaper.

1) Cleaned the surface using a deglosser from Home Depot to remove any oil or whatever might have been on them before I acquired them.

2) Sanded lightly using 220 grit sandpaper.

3) Applied two light coats of Rustoleum 7777 spray, allowing one hour between coats. Am giving it 48 hours to cure, then will decide if I want to give it a wet-sand with 400 or 600 grit paper before the final coat. Looks pretty good so far, so I may not do that step.

Since we are covering an already finished black surface, alot of the between-coat sanding is not necessary. The 7777 is a bit shinier than the factory finish, but I like it.

Good luck!

Doug

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This message has been edited by dougdrake2 on 03-06-2002 at 06:22 PM

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