TPE toy modifications / paint removal

beanlord · Post by **beanlord** » Wed Dec 13, 2023 12:16 pm

So I saw recently in a review for the 25LB Jello Jiggles Tiddy Toy that a guy removed the nipple paint from his toy(he had the pale color same as min) I was just curious how do you safely do that? I googled around and couldn't find something for just TPE only silicone(doesnt know if the same applies) and I actually kind of prefer that pink-ish color. I attatched the pics of before and after in his review.

Also piercings: I have looked up in the past that TPE is safe and easy to do piercings but with this 25lb jello jiggles toy being gel infused I wanted to know u think its safe to add nipple piercings too without leaking gel if I don't go too deep? Just don't know how it's internally structure and yes I know both are probably gonna lower the longevity of the toy but I was already considering buying another in ebony color anyway so I figure i'd ask and maybe try for fun anyway

carbohvdrates · Post by **carbohvdrates** » Wed Dec 13, 2023 1:35 pm

Baby oil or mineral oil will lift most paint right up off of TPE in most cases, but the underlying color being pink isn't really a guarantee unless the TPE is actually a little stained from the pigment. In which case you'd have to go through the process of painting the nipples yourself again, because it'll be the same color as the rest of the breast.

(Painting can either be done through makeup, oil/fat-soluble powder food dyes(not water based), or perhaps oil pastels if you're not putting them in your mouth. The last two of which can then sealed with a heat gun.)

beanlord · Post by **beanlord** » Thu Dec 14, 2023 12:17 pm

wow thank you the baby oil worked surprisingly better than i thought just rubbing it in a bit and rinsing, the nipples are mostly pink now maybe a few more rubs with oil for a few last spots but definitely made a difference

suferfox4444 · Post by **suferfox4444** » Sat Dec 16, 2023 6:53 am

carbohvdrates wrote: ↑Wed Dec 13, 2023 1:35 pm Baby oil or mineral oil will lift most paint right up off of TPE in most cases, but the underlying color being pink isn't really a guarantee unless the TPE is actually a little stained from the pigment. In which case you'd have to go through the process of painting the nipples yourself again, because it'll be the same color as the rest of the breast.

(Painting can either be done through makeup, oil/fat-soluble powder food dyes(not water based), or perhaps oil pastels if you're not putting them in your mouth. The last two of which can then sealed with a heat gun.)

I got the beige ones myself, will baby oil affect that TPE color? Or just the nipple paint?

carbohvdrates · Post by **carbohvdrates** » Sat Dec 16, 2023 11:09 am

suferfox4444 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2023 6:53 am I got the beige ones myself, will baby oil affect that TPE color? Or just the nipple paint?

Just applied paints. It should not only be safe to the base color, but beneficial to the TPE material.

As long as it was TPE made in that color when cast, I guess, but it would be very weird if it wasn't.