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Made a slightly mad decision, but i'm glad I did it. The left ear piece was all stuck on, and I had done some filling and sanding (nothing fancy). But...it was too thick! Like 2mm too thick. And I thought, meh, it's 2mm. But the more I looked at it, the fatter and fatter it got, and then I grabbed my knife, and ripped it off (carefully...)

I took around 2mm off, and it's now back on. I'm glad I did it, as I really do notice the difference. Before and After on the right.

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[QUOTE="Magnavis, post: 416693, member: 8333"] Made a slightly mad decision, but i'm glad I did it. The left ear piece was all stuck on, and I had done some filling and sanding (nothing fancy). But...it was too thick! Like 2mm too thick. And I thought, meh, it's 2mm. But the more I looked at it, the fatter and fatter it got, and then I grabbed my knife, and ripped it off (carefully...) I took around 2mm off, and it's now back on. I'm glad I did it, as I really do notice the difference. Before and After on the right. [ATTACH]67614.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]67615.vB[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]67614[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]67615[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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