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Shaping latex

Posted by IrishMaster on: Nov 27th 2018 9:00:35 pm

I’m super new at this, please bare with me.  I’m looking to shape the latex material. Is that possible?  

IrishMaster, November 30th 2018 12:48:42 pm

Thanks Chloe,  yes. I’m do new that it’s enogh to get me in trouble. Lol. I’m so...

Chloe, November 30th 2018 10:23:21 am

Yes, you can create a mask that is shaped to take into account the curvature of a nose.  MJTrends does not...

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newbie

Latex vacuum bed

Posted by Latex jmam on: Apr 12th 2018 8:07:34 pm

Well I built a vacuum bed week before last. Bed part worked great wife wanted me in it next day with my private parts out so I added a extra peice of latex where I was going to go though at and it busted wide open. :(. So I am...

LatexMister, April 2nd 2022 2:30:06 pm

It is a bit strange to respond to a thread that is nearly four years old but...I have a latex vacuum bed and would...

Chloe, September 4th 2018 12:58:31 pm

IMHO the most commonly used thickness for a vacuum bed is .50mm, and .35mm being a close second.You can use any...

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newbie

The product become to thick.

Posted by adnan on: Mar 12th 2018 2:59:31 am

The product  become to thick. Is there any way to make it thin. 

Chloe, March 12th 2018 11:47:19 pm

Adnan - presumably you are talking about latex adhesive when you say the product has gotten too thick?  If...

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newbie

first round of trial and error done, I'd like to coffee-talk

Posted by valhallah on: Feb 7th 2018 2:17:24 pm

Lessons learned:I had no idea that one must clean off the latex before applying adhesive; otherwise, the adhesive will not stick not one bit not at all. Whoopsies. So now having perused this forum for solutions, I've ordered some...

JP, April 13th 2018 3:57:03 pm

Cleaning - many solvents can damage latex, so be careful.  The solvent MJ Trends sells for their...

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