RE: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets

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In Reply to: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets posted by sisterray on April 3, 2022 at 18:36:48:

I have replaced the ear pads on 2 different Stax headphones. I just used my finger to rub of the adhesive pad. Worked fine for me, no chemicals needed.

Re-installing the adhesive pad was a little tricky. If you mess up your adhesive sheet, you can always use a very thin double sided sticky tape and use small strips of it until the whole area is covered, but not showing once the pad is installed.

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Topic - Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets - sisterray 18:36:48 04/03/22 (7)

RE: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets - Capt. Z 01:30:53 05/03/22 (0)

Its not that hard to do... - EdAInWestOC 09:54:47 04/26/22 (0)

I've done it. Just watch the plastic bits. - ghost of olddude55 16:32:40 04/04/22 (3)

RE: I've done it. Just watch the plastic bits. - sisterray 16:42:39 04/04/22 (2)

Yep. Yokes. - ghost of olddude55 14:28:13 05/01/22 (1)

RE: Yep. Yokes. - Dawnrazor 12:02:03 10/29/22 (0)

RE: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets - Grant99 14:47:33 04/04/22 (0)

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RE: Replacing STAX Ear Pad Adhesive Sheets - Capt. Z 01:30:53 05/03/22 (0)

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