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5. Painting the Grille
Control 426C/T-LS (Life Safety model) -- In order to maintain the ammability rating Control 426C/T-LS, do not paint the grill or
change factory applied finished.
For the other Enhanced Coverage Series models, the grille’s white nish complements most decor and does not need further
nishing. Where the interior design requires it, these grilles are easy to paint. The grille covers the entire speaker, so it can be
painted prior to speaker installation.
IMPORTANT: Do NOT paint the baffle of the speaker. Having paint between the magnet and the grille would diminish the ability
of the magnets to hold the grille.
For best results, it is recommended to use the following procedure:
• Gently remove the grille backing material from the back of the grille without tearing it. Set it aside for re-application after
painting. Either mask or remove the grille logo (for reapply after painting). Do NOT remove the edge trim.
• Clean the grille and edge trim with a light solvent such as mineral spirits by rubbing the item with a lightly dampened cloth.
Do not, however, use abrasives such as sandpaper or steel wool (which can remove the grille’s rust resistant plating). Do not
use gasoline, kerosene, acetone, MEK, paint thinner, harsh detergents or other chemicals. Use of these cleaners may result in
permanent damage to the grille assembly. Do not sand the grille.
• Spray one or more thin coats of paint. Be careful not to ll in the perforation holes (they are needed for the sound to go
through – occluding them will harm the sound quality of the speaker).
• After the paint has thoroughly dried, reinstall the grille backing material to the back of the grille. If the grille backing has
shrunk since removal, stretch it back to size to mask properly. If the grille backing has stretched since removal, trim to size.
If the tackiness remaining on the back of the grille is not enough to securely hold the backing material in place (or if it got
covered over by the paint), apply a very light coat of spray adhesive to the back of the grille.
Lightly spray the adhesive to the BACK OF THE GRILLE rather than to the front of the backing material. If an adhesive says to
spray both sides, use a different adhesive. Spraying adhesive on the front of the backing material can expose glue to the open air
through the perforations, which can attract and hold dust from the air, impairing the clean look of the speaker.
DO NOT place the front of grille on any surface where additional adhesive may have been sprayed. Doing so can deposit adhesive
on the front of the grille surface, and similarly attract and hold dust and dirt.
• If the JBL logo was removed (rather than simply being masked), re-apply the JBL logo to the center of the grille. There is a
shallow indent in the center of the grille to indicate where the logo goes.
Mask the Speaker If the Ceiling Gets Painted – The speaker itself should not be painted. The grille completely covers the
speaker, and the speaker’s front bafe is black to properly disappear visually behind the grille and grille backing material. If the
ceiling gets painted after the speaker is in place, it’s important to fully mask the speaker (including the edges of the bafe) prior to
such painting so that no paint gets onto the drivers, or onto the bafe where any inconsistencies in color may be visible through
the grille.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | JBL |
| Model | Control 424C/T |
| Categorie | Speaker |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 3263 MB |
