26-03-2010, 02:41
okay, my memory has taken a hiatus due to a sinus headache, so I'm hoping some of the gals can fill in the blanks of what I'm about to say. LOL
Okay, one of the users on noogleberry posted a long time ago something her husband had come up with for her since her frame was too small for both of the XL at the same time and she wanted to work more on the clevage area so he altered her XL cups and then they used the blue tac on them. Basically he cut off a bit of the rim on each so that the domes touched each other when put together. Then glued them together with something and then she put the blue tac on. I can't for the life of me remember who, but know it is one of the long time members. Doing something like that might be just the trick to help you get both of them on you. At the least if you find the thread there, looking at the pics and details might give you some ideas on something you can do.
I'm still waiting on my new large dome to arrive before I'll be able to begin putting it together. Basically I found this incredibly soft foam pipe insulation that is to die for in the plumbing section of the hardware store. it has a precut slit down the side so fits on the dome rims really nice. I'm going to fill the inside with silicone and then sit the domes down in it and let it set. This will provide about a 1/2 to 3/4 inch silicone and foam padding between the rim and the chest. It should also be very air tight due to the silicone filling. The outside of the foam has a very smooth soft texture, so it should slide fantastic across the skin when pumping.
Mel
Okay, one of the users on noogleberry posted a long time ago something her husband had come up with for her since her frame was too small for both of the XL at the same time and she wanted to work more on the clevage area so he altered her XL cups and then they used the blue tac on them. Basically he cut off a bit of the rim on each so that the domes touched each other when put together. Then glued them together with something and then she put the blue tac on. I can't for the life of me remember who, but know it is one of the long time members. Doing something like that might be just the trick to help you get both of them on you. At the least if you find the thread there, looking at the pics and details might give you some ideas on something you can do.
I'm still waiting on my new large dome to arrive before I'll be able to begin putting it together. Basically I found this incredibly soft foam pipe insulation that is to die for in the plumbing section of the hardware store. it has a precut slit down the side so fits on the dome rims really nice. I'm going to fill the inside with silicone and then sit the domes down in it and let it set. This will provide about a 1/2 to 3/4 inch silicone and foam padding between the rim and the chest. It should also be very air tight due to the silicone filling. The outside of the foam has a very smooth soft texture, so it should slide fantastic across the skin when pumping.
Mel