Introduction
Do you have a pair of WESC Maraca Headphones with worn ear cushions? Use this guide to repair them and avoid ruining the bare cushions or completely replacing the headphones.
Tools
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            Remove the cushion from the headphones by carefully pushing the edges out from the sides of the ear piece. 
 
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            Use a marker to draw an arrow shape around the bottom of the cushion. 
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            The arrow's point should fall toward the center of the cushion. 
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            The points on the sides of the arrow should extend well beyond the edge of the cushion. They should not be aligned with the corners of the cushion. 
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            The bottom of the arrow should line up with the sides and bottom of the cushion. 
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            Repeat this step to draw a wider arrow for the side of the cushion. 
 
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            Cut out the two arrows of fabric. 
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            Using the arrows as guides, cut out 3 additional arrows of each different size. In total you will have 4 top and bottom arrows and 4 side arrows. 
 
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            Attach the tip of the arrow to the inside of the cushion and fold the rest of the arrow over the outside. 
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            Repeat this step to attach each arrow to the appropriate side of each cushion 
 
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            Once you have all of the fabric attached, stretch the edges of the cushion back over the headphone's ear piece. 
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            Use a thin plastic card to carefully tuck the edges of the cushion back into the ear piece. 
 
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            Once the cushion has been reattached to the ear piece, use the plastic card to carefully tuck the bottoms of the fabric arrows into the sides of the ear piece. 
 
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Your headphones are now reupholstered and ready to use again.
One comment
thanks for the idea! but I have to say this was a lot harder & less successful than promised, I’ve been at it for 1 hour and have only “reupholstered” 1 earphone… and it’s very partial (has holes). I rate my fixing result at 3/10, and I followed the instructions. :(
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