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	[* light_blue] ++*If you were looking to just remove your current chin rest to re-adjust it, carefully re-attach your chin rest by doing the following:*++
	[* light_blue] *Primarily,* tighted back your chin rest just enough to hold it in your hand without it falling apart. (it's possible that it's too unstable to re-adjust on your violin.)
	[* icon_note] Do this by inserting your chosen tool into the hole from the part of the chin rest that seems to be most unstable (left or right part) and twisting it to the right (tighty) to get it tighten.
-	[* light_blue] * You're done! :* when both sides of the chin rest have an equal length in the screw lining portion (as shown in the photo) you are good to re-adjust your chin rest to your instrument!
+	[* light_blue] * You're done! :* when both sides of the chin rest have an equal length in the screw lining portion (as shown in the photo), you are good to *re-adjust your chin rest to your instrument by doing the reverse of step 2&3(righty-tighty) using your chosen tool!*
	[* light_blue] ++*If you were looking to add a new chin rest, carefully do the following:*++
-	[* black] *Primarily,* You should've made sure that the new chin rest is the correct one for your violin as stated in step one. If you are unsure of the shoulder rest you have please click on the following link:
+	[* light_blue] *Primarily,* You should've made sure that the new chin rest is the correct one for your violin as stated in step one. If you are unsure of the shoulder rest you have please click on the following link:
+	[* light_blue] *Secondly*, make sure your replacement chin rest is tight enough ( by using chosen tool to twist right ) and does not fall apart in you hand. With that said, also make sure that the replacement is loose enough ( by using chosen tool to twist left) to pop on the most comfortable place on your instrument for your chin when playing!
+	[* light_blue] *You're done!* When both sides of your replacement have equal length in the screw lining area (as shown in the photo), you are good to *re-adjust your instrument by doing the reverse of step 2&3(righty-tighty) using your chosen tool!*