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Vac bed

Posted by guest on: Apr 27th 2008 2:10:33 am

for a latex vac bed what would the best thickness to use?

Mouchroom, September 21st 2008 3:15:41 pm

Popular sites like vacbed.com use .35 mm.  I would imagine a thin .30 mm or even .20 mm thickness would work...

guest, May 22nd 2008 3:20:14 am

I would recommend that the best trade off between sensitivity and durability would be a .40mm or .50mm guage...

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How much yardage for a catsuit?

Posted by guest on: Oct 15th 2007 9:40:26 pm

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guest, October 16th 2007 10:44:44 pm

I've ordered latex from MJTrends several times in the past year and only had 1 problem when I was a yard short on...

guest, October 16th 2007 10:33:22 pm

Disclaimer: I work for MJTrends. We pride ourselves on promptly returning any missed calls and emails before COB...

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How pliable is Latex

Posted by guest on: Oct 7th 2007 8:51:26 pm

I would like to know what is the give and take of latex. lets say you have 5 inches of latex, how far can that stretch to?

guest, October 12th 2007 9:43:23 am

It depends on the gauge of latex - the thinner the gauge, the more it can stretch. The thicker the gauge, the...

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How to fit a normal pattern to use for latex?

Posted by guest on: Sep 23rd 2007 7:56:16 pm

Hi! I have seen this jacket pattern, and I just wanna know: How do I fit a normal pattern to use for latex? On the jacket, there is these buttons on it. How do I put the buttons on the latex and make stable holes for...

guest, October 12th 2007 9:52:50 am

1. In regards to fit - if you want a skintight garmet, adjust the fit so that the finished measurements will be...

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Painting on latex?

Posted by guest on: Jan 19th 2007 7:00:26 pm

Does anyone know of any method to paint on latex and have it remain? Do I need to get liquid latex or is there some other type of paint that would work? Does liquid latex work? Is there anything that could be silk screened...

Enelya, September 6th 2008 4:56:32 pm

We also found that using model acrylic paint works for really light translucent coats.  Good luck.

Ry, July 16th 2008 5:46:59 pm

You can silk screen latex just as you would a regular t-shirt if you didn\'t want to go the hand painting...

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