ONDA Series
Quick-Mount Hi-Fi Coaxial In-Wall/In-Ceiling Speakers
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2. When the paint is completely dry, remove the masking material.
Painting the grille:
3. Grilles must be spray-painted. Do not use a brush and paint. Thick, brushed
paint may clog the grille holes.
4. Before spray-painting the grille, carefully remove the grille’s fabric scrim by
peeling it away from the inside of the grille. Place this on a clean, flat surface
where it will not be wrinkled.
Peel away fabric grille scrim before painting the grille
5.
After removing the grille by carefully hooking it with a bent paper clip and
pulling it gently away from the frame, spray on two thin coats of finish color.
If you are using a compressor and spray gun, use the finest, most diffuse
setting. Be careful not to fill the holes in the grille with paint.
Paint the grille. Use thin coats of spray paint. Do not block grille holes with paint.
6. When the grille is dry, carefully press the fabric scrim back into place on the
inside of the grille. The special fabric scrim hides the speaker’s drivers from
view, and not interfere with the sound.
7.
When the paint is completely dry, carefully reinstall the grille by fitting it into
its recess so that it is just resting on the frame. Starting with one corner, go
around the speaker and push the grille into the grille notch a little bit at a
time. Be gentle; the grille may be easily bent out of shape by rough handling.
You will feel a positive “snap” when it is fully in place.