All that remained was to introduce the frets to the speakers. Unbelievably, they just slotted into place as if they were new frets!| That's it, job done!

It worked wonderfully so I repeated the procedure with the other two.

Once clean and dry, it was quite easy to sort out the splayed out one. A dot of superglue on each of the four places where it was snapped. As for the bent bit, a doddle! I just held it at the edge of the curved kitchen work-top and a few short taps with the wooden handle of a pin hammer and it was soon flat and level. Now for the locating pin-thingys

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Now I'm not sure, but I would imagine that the glue bonding the fabric to the frame is probably water-based. I filled the sink up four inches deep with warm water and added a dash of Angastora bitters Fairy liquid. With nail brush at the ready, I quickly dunked the first one and scrubbed manically, all over, back and front then whipped it out of

What I am about to do is a calculated risk! Please don't try this at home!!!

And the one on the left is slightly bent wher someone has rived it off

On one of them, the angled bit that goes over the top has been splayed open

Three of the sixteen locating pins have been snapped off

Well the frets are a bit of a mess. Very dirty