TPE repair help

wingham said:
THANK YOU SAM. Ur a brilliant friend helping out an idiot like myself doing that stupid thing to my macey and i am sure my Casey is over the moon. Thank you again Regards James
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Oh if you only new some of the things i have done. :eek: :21

We learn from our mistakes and and i have had my fair share of them trust me ! :o

On a side note i will still get the bottle off to you in the morning, however i have just heard back from Steff, he is getting a few bottle of tpe glue in next week, i have ordered 2 bottles and also 2 tubs of the stain removing cream (it works if you get to the stain fast, take 2-3 days to disappear and about 3-4 applications of the cream.)

I would advice anyone who has a tpe doll to have some of the above just to be on the safe side and it does not cost that much.

Sam..:cool:
 
Samurai said:
Oh if you only new some of the things i have done. :eek: :21

We learn from our mistakes and and i have had my fair share of them trust me ! :o

On a side note i will still get the bottle off to you in the morning, however i have just heard back from Steff, he is getting a few bottle of tpe glue in next week, i have ordered 2 bottles and also 2 tubs of the stain removing cream (it works if you get to the stain fast, take 2-3 days to disappear and about 3-4 applications of the cream.)

I would advice anyone who has a tpe doll to have some of the above just to be on the safe side and it does not cost that much.

Sam..:cool:
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Hi again how do you apply stain removing cream m8? Cheers :tu:tu
 
wingham said:
Hi again how do you apply stain removing cream m8? Cheers :tu:tu
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Eh ! open the tub, stick your finger in to get some cream on the end off it (your finger that is) and rub/massage it into the stain (all over) and leave for about 6-12 hours and then do it all over again untill the stain it gone. can take a few days and a few applications, depends on the size and how long the stain has been there also the colour of the stain, the darker the colour the long it takes.

Only a miracle though will get the red spanking stain of Casy's ass. :twisted: but you can try. :tu
 
Samurai said:
Eh ! open the tub, stick your finger in to get some cream on the end off it (your finger that is) and rub/massage it into the stain (all over) and leave for about 6-12 hours and then do it all over again untill the stain it gone. can take a few days and a few applications, depends on the size and how long the stain has been there also the colour of the stain, the darker the colour the long it takes.

Only a miracle though will get the red spanking stain of Casy's ass. :twisted: but you can try. :tu
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I will be ordering some you never know it might work on her or she will have to stay with a red spanked ass :21 :24
 
Also good idea to take photos before each application, you can then compare pic's and see if the stain is disappearing. :tu
 
wingham said:
Hi does anyone know how i can repair a tear in my TPE Macy Doll. Cheers :tu
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As you have edited your original request for silpoxy information out of your OP the thread title and following posts no longer make sense.

I will change the title of the thread from "SilPoxy" to "TPE repair help" as the thread contains some useful information for future TPE owners. :)

:tu

CT
 
Cyber Ted said:
As you have edited your original request for silpoxy information out of your OP the thread title and following posts no longer make sense.

I will change the title of the thread from "SilPoxy" to "TPE repair help" as the thread contains some useful information for future TPE owners. :)

:tu

CT
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Thanks for doing that, i thought i needed Silpoxy to repair tear, due to why i put the title Silpoxy needed, but thanks to everyone on these forums whos helped me out with my mishap and has told me Silpoxy doesnt work with TPE. I now know i needed proper TPE glue. Cheers again for altering the title. Regards James :tu
 
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Thats almost impossible, provided you follow Sam's instruction and only use a tiny amount.

To be honest the tear you have isnt going to effect the structure of the doll, its purely a cosmetic thing.

Good luck :tu

Karrot
 
Karrot said:
Thats almost impossible, provided you follow Sam's instruction and only use a tiny amount.

To be honest the tear you have isnt going to effect the structure of the doll, its purely a cosmetic thing.

Good luck :tu

Karrot
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Cheers Karrot :tu
 
Excellent ! :tu

Now for my next trick.............:rolleyes:

An Eye Popping Video.

This a is difficult thing to do while holding a camera in one hand and trying this with the other.

You realy need to use both hands, or at least your fingers on both hands.

Asuming you are right handed. with 2 fingers from your left hand - open up the eye socket. Now with 2 finges from your right hand remove the eye by hooking it from the back and pulling out.

Putting it back in is the reverse of taking the eye out, strange as that may seem. :D

Be careful of the eyelash's as these can be a bitch to replace.

Press the Play button...............................



Press Play ...............................
 
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Samurai said:
Excellent ! :tu

Now for my next trick.............:rolleyes:

An Eye Popping Video.

This a is difficult thing to do while holding a camera in one hand and trying this with the other.

You realy need to use both hands, or at least your fingers on both hands.

Asuming you are right handed. with 2 fingers from your left hand - open up the eye socket. Now with 2 finges from your right hand remove the eye by hooking it from the back and pulling out.

Putting it back in is the reverse of taking the eye out, strange as that may seem. :D

Be careful of the eyelash's as these can be a bitch to replace.

Press the Play button...............................



Press Play ...............................
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Thank you,Well done for doing it one handed :b It neally made me throw up watching it:24. Looks quiet easy and i think i should be ok. Many thanks again SAM. Regards James :tu:tu:tu:tu:tu
 
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