The sub from my car that I fixed is also made of polypropylene and the contact cement seems to be holding up just fine. I think that prep is the most important part here. I used some 400 grit sand paper to rough up the surface and cleaned both surface with alcohol as well as a thorough hand washing. I know you want to fix and forget but realistically I don't see that happening. Since the original manufacturer could not get those results I don't suspect any layman can. Btw it was high strength hot glue from Stanley.

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Speaker I hot glued





How about this looks interesting.


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