Headphone ear pads have plastic that is flaking off. Would this work to cover the flaking plastic and prevent more flaking?
1748571
Yes with patience this is very possible i use the stuff for tons of random things. Yes i would remove all flaking material then lightly wipe it clean and dip careful not to fill any important holes is my only fear but could possibly go back with a needle and re puncture the existing holes.
1748572
I don't think so...this is really thick.....and if your headphone pads are like my husbands (plastic has been flaking off) it would not work at all........
1748573
Possibly, but likely not with a satisfactory result. Many ear pads are constructed of vinyl over fabric. This product creates a soft plastic coating, but is not really intended to bond to cloth or other soft materials. I'd suggest contacting the manufacturer of the headphones for replacement ear pads if the headphones were expensive.
1022021
I can't tell from your question and other people's answers if you are asking if this will itself deform over time or if this will cause the headphone to bend. If you are asking about the latter, answer is now since you would just rest your headphone on top. There's nothing forcing down the headphone to take the shape of the holder. Unless your headphone has an extremely small radius headband that is
490649
Yes, you can tear away any old fabric from the old pads. When I replaced them, my headphones just had the bare metal pieces covering the internal speaker.
2040487
This is double-sided. While it probably won't leave residue on the headphones, not sure it would stick well to skin.
1406085
These are not gel type ear buds. They are pure plastic and you could use foam ear bud tips to cover them.
1505214
this may be a newer model than mine since it doesn't have the foam padding and I'm not sure about the noise reduction capabilities other than the fact that it is a full ear-cup design and would reduce noise by covering the ears rather than being stuck into the ears, like "earbuds". I hope you have better luck than I did. I had to get four of them in order to have two working ones and one of them isn't perfect.
1751957
I cannot answer that question specifically -- measure the size of the earphone usually 1.5 or 2 inches and if there is space for the ear pad to cover the plastic earphone it should work.The plastic diameter should be about 2" otherwise get the right size. It does not have to be exact but there are limits to how far you can stretch them
1480910
I ordered the 2-5/16" foam pad covers for my Sony oval shaped headphones about 2-1/4" wide at it largest point and they fit. Because they are relatively new I cannot comment on their durability.
717423
Yes, it has rubber covering under the hard plastic. it is rubber only around the headphone port and the usb ports.
2103317
That depends on the headphone cable and plug. The plastic around the plug is quite thick, so it might not fit all headphones. But if the Jack plug on your headphone is level with the bottom of the earcup, and not embedded in a hole, it will certainly fit.
1729461
I just put on a set of EDT250V pads, they do fit. However, the sound is slightly altered. It is slightly more scooped (more mid-range absorbed by the Beyerdynamic pads). Anyone try something different? I want a pad that gives a little more room and comfort so my ears don't touch the harder plastic.
1993110
maybe you should say what headphones you're getting these for then look up threads on replacement ear pads? these ear pads don't work well with heavy headphones in my experience.
2090453
I only used "TV Ears" for about 1 year before getting regular hearing aids (which in my case work better). I had no problem with the foam rubber tips falling off. I made myself a couple of little covers (kind of like miniature pillow cases) out of very soft cloth and covered the tips with my covers while using the "TV Ears". That way the tips would not get dirty (replacements would have been expensive). When my covers got dirty I merely hand washed them and dried them and they were good to go for awhile. I don't know if my little covers helped keep the tips on but I had no problems except ongoing discomfort due to the weight of the TV Ears hanging from my ears which took some time to get accustomed to.
342418
You have to modify the rubber protecting the headphone port. If not the headphone wire will never be able to fit in the hole.
1150563
Seem fairly sweat resistant. The earpads are a vinyl skin and the rest seems to be vinyl or PVC - or metal. Would be easy to keep clean.
1528198
You may want to check this method out. http://lifehacker.com/152499/keep-headphone-wires-from-getting-tangled
1539341
There is a flap that covers the jack yes but it shouldn't cause any problems for most headphones. You may find a problem if you try to use a pair with an L shape jack depending on its length.