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Painting
If the speaker grille requires
painting it is recommended to use
a spray can for ease of application.
Alternatively, it is possible to
apply acrylic or enamel paint
using a small foam roller but this
will require more applications to
achieve a good result.
Krix Loudspeakers Pty Ltd
14 Chapman Road Hackham SA 5163 Australia
T 61 8 8384 3433 F 61 8 8384 3419 listen@krix.com
Disclaimer
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Cutting or drilling into anything can be dangerous. You should make sure you know what is behind or inside
the surface that you are cutting into before you start to cut. For example, you might strike an electrical cable.
If you do not feel entirely confident about installing this product, contact a professional installer.
Disclaimer
To the extent permissible by law:
All warranties, conditions, representations, promises and statements relating howsoever to this product
whether express or implied and whether in contract or tort are excluded to the extent permitted by law; and
Our liability to you under a condition or warranty (if any) implied into this sale and purchase agreement
relating to this product by the Trade Practices Act 1974 (as amended) or any other law (whether a law of
Australia or any other country) other than a condition implied by Section 69 of the said Act is limited at our
option to:
•
the replacement of the product; or
•
the supply of an equivalent product; or
•
the repair of the product.
If you do not accept the above conditions, return this product (in the original packaging) with proof of
purchase for a full refund.
Spray can application
•
Use a spray can and apply a light
coat of paint. Rotate the product
at 90° intervals and apply three
more light coats to ensure an even
coverage.
•
Be careful in applying single heavy
coats of paint as there is a higher
probability of blocking the holes
in the grille.
•
If the grill does become blocked
by paint, use a small pin or similar
to release the blockage, while the
paint is still wet.
Roller application
•
Peel away and discard the fabric
liner from inside the grille.
•
Load a foam roller with a light
coverage of thin paint and then roll
onto the to grille. Try to avoiding
blocking the holes in the grille. If
the grille does become blocked
by paint, use a small pin or similar
to release the blockage, while the
paint is still wet.
•
Allow the paint to dry. Apply three
or more light coats to ensure an
even coverage.
krix.com
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