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@@TheJabberTech My apologize. I already see when you covered it ip. But.. when i did it on my old phone which water resistant too, the liquid cloged the ear reproductor... and im affraid now..
@@TheJabberTech doesn't matter if it's resistant to water (for once this is not water, this is a chemical). One drop in that thin slit up top will glue up the hole where the sound comes out from the speaker causing much worse sound. And its basically impossible to remove even when not cured. I had it happen once and spent hours using delaminated toilet paper tonfit into the slot and allow it to suck up the liquid but its not possible to get it all up. Result, deterioration on sound:-/
You forgot to tape over the speaker. The moat likely slot to suck in the glue as its thin and at the top. Capillary forces pulls it in immediately even if just a drop reaches it
