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If the surrounds are still supple, I doubt you need to do anything. I've heard of people treating surrounds with mink oil or canola oil to revive them - I'm not sure that's a recommended practice, though... you could end up causing greater damage. There are kits available to redo the rubber surrounds if the originals are dried and cracking (and probably places that will do it for you.)