Why don't you try doing it yourself. It's not rocket science, so you can easily do it yourself if you haven't got ten thumbs on your hands . I can recommend Good HiFi in Holland if you want to buy rings and glue. They've also got an instruction video on their website. /riis

[quote user="tournedos"] I'll chime in a little late as I just returned from Lisbon, where I didn't drink a drop of vodka The main differences between varieties of vodka are a) amount of water b) amount of sugar. Quality b) means that I personally wouldn't use vodka for cleaning CD lenses nor tape heads, because if you don't

[quote user="kallasr"] But if have RAL cards/sample cards you can easily make a very good/close choice. Ralf [/quote] Sure you can get close, but it will never be the same colour. Especially the white colour is difficult. /riis

Well, I contacted B&O Customer Support, and they replied that they don't use colours from the RAL code standard. A pity if you want to repaint and get the exact colour again. /riis

[quote user="jldmelb"] I'm in Australia, so prob. too far for you to send samples... but thanks anyway [/quote] I just emailed wilmslow audio and they are kindly going to send me some free samples. I don't think postage to Australia is much more expensive than postage to Denmark. /riis

[quote user="Søren Hammer"] You can buy IPA (isopropylalkohol in danish) at the local Matas store. -Søren [/quote] So IsoPropanolAlcohol is the same as "isopropylalkohol"? /riis

[quote user="Dillen"] I like to use IPA (IsoPropanolAlcohol) and cotton buds (for lens cleaning...). Soak one end of a cotton bud in IPA and wipe the lens. Don't let it airdry but wipe the lens immediately again, this time using the dry end of the cotton bud. If allowed to airdry, IPA will often leave a little residue and even if dust

[quote user="stotty1111"] in uk halfords car spray in matt black is the same as cx black - no idea of ral? code salut t [/quote] RAL is the shortening of 'Reichsausschuß für Lieferbedingungen' an institution which was founded in the late 20s. RAL has since 1927 provided a uniform language within colors. RAL colors are standardized

Great. Thanks very much for the link. /riis

Thanks Tony. I have had a look at their website, but I can't see any grille fabric, only premade grilles for different speakers. I'll contact them to hear what they can do. /riis