Is there a way to fix dent in cerametallic surface?

[Taith]

It's an eyesore in those excellent looking speakers. Anyone have tip how to fix that little dent?

[Deang]

The truly anal retentive just replace the driver.

[avguytx]

Grills.

 

It's a tough process.  I watched a Klipsch dealer try to repair one years ago and it just made it worse.  They ended up ordering a new driver through parts.  Neat looking cone...bad design for every day life....kids, pets, etc.

[Escher]

Only way I can imagine would be very labor intensive - the same way they remove dent's out of Brass trumpet bells... very involved process.

But then you have to remove the driver and refoam..

 

 

[Schu]

Hand hammer the entire surface... then who'd notice.

 

[Schu]

I was kidding... jeez, don't be so uptight 😛

[Taith]

@Escher that's quite interesting, might make mould of surface curve, move over dent and use it while pressing it back from the other side.

Also, reminded myself other tip from printing.

Single solid color is INSANELY hard to keep tidy and clean, can see any spot and discoloration. Use any stencil/graphics and you won't notice a thing.

Good thing: those cones are copper coated, I can yolo and draw pattern on them, and make gold/platinum/silver/other metal plating on surface. There are even fluorescent materials that can be used on copper surfaces.