My experience with points is that they will beat you before you beat them, so just do as Kay Wood says and do them right the first time. I want everything to just go together whoosh-whoosh, but with geometrical points, it just isn't going to happen. (I have that talk with myself almost every day. <g>) One thing you might consider is to take the parts apart and move the red part slightly to the left. That way, the difference between the red and brown will be more even, so it will look like it was supposed to be that way. (See... I'm already trying to fudge.)