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Custom Silicone Ear Plugs - Make Your Own!
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<blockquote data-quote="bluesdog" data-source="post: 1247263" data-attributes="member: 25896"><p>Until recently I used the softer type of cheapo foam ear plugs, but I found they worked a bit too effectively.</p><p></p><p>A few months back, I had a pair of custom, musician's earplugs made for me. These are designed to cut most sound, particularly at the most damaging frequencies.</p><p></p><p>The molding process involved insertion of a small bit of very soft foam rubber, followed by the molding putty, waiting a few minutes for the putty to set, then the tech removed the molds, (with the small bits of foam now stuck to the end of the mold), which were sent off to the custom shop.</p><p></p><p>I use a wee dab of polysporin to improve the seal and ease insertion. Once in place, it actually takes some effort to peel 'em out.</p><p></p><p>Cost: $150 CS</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bluesdog, post: 1247263, member: 25896"] Until recently I used the softer type of cheapo foam ear plugs, but I found they worked a bit too effectively. A few months back, I had a pair of custom, musician's earplugs made for me. These are designed to cut most sound, particularly at the most damaging frequencies. The molding process involved insertion of a small bit of very soft foam rubber, followed by the molding putty, waiting a few minutes for the putty to set, then the tech removed the molds, (with the small bits of foam now stuck to the end of the mold), which were sent off to the custom shop. I use a wee dab of polysporin to improve the seal and ease insertion. Once in place, it actually takes some effort to peel 'em out. Cost: $150 CS [/QUOTE]
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