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I don't know what type speakers so I'll just post for my use/results. I use Krylon specialty high heat. It was just an experiment on original reference series subwoofer front. The finish is not satin but a matte type black. The Krylon was perfect, looks just like original, I'm pretty picky. It goes on fast and smooth like flat paints, but has a better finish, very slight sheen. The best part, it was $4 and change delivered from Amazon so testing on anything is cheap enough. Of course we all have different expectations and results, ymmv.

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2 hours ago, Fish said:

I don't know what type speakers so I'll just post for my use/results. I use Krylon specialty high heat. It was just an experiment on original reference series subwoofer front. The finish is not satin but a matte type black. The Krylon was perfect, looks just like original, I'm pretty picky. It goes on fast and smooth like flat paints, but has a better finish, very slight sheen. The best part, it was $4 and change delivered from Amazon so testing on anything is cheap enough. Of course we all have different expectations and results, ymmv.

Interesting. 

 

This one might work better:

 

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Krylon-FUSION-ALL-IN-ONE-Matte-Black-Spray-Paint-and-Primer-In-One-NET-WT-12-oz/1000460293

 

I remember the old high heat paint from the 80s and 90s being brittle.

 

 

I guess a rattle can is the way to go.  This is for the front and back of a pair of JBL L100s. 

 

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26 minutes ago, tigerwoodKhorns said:

Interesting. 

 

This one might work better:

 

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Krylon-FUSION-ALL-IN-ONE-Matte-Black-Spray-Paint-and-Primer-In-One-NET-WT-12-oz/1000460293

 

I remember the old high heat paint from the 80s and 90s being brittle.

 

 

I guess a rattle can is the way to go.  This is for the front and back of a pair of JBL L100s. 

 

klipsch no longer use , flat matte paint --but  textured paint -

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