Need suggestions to stop skin tear from spreading, please
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Need suggestions to stop skin tear from spreading, please
My almost-two-year-old Candy Girl has developed a tear in the skin near her insert cavity. I don't know if it happened due to abrasion from "use" or if something cut her (clothing or a fingernail or whatever), but it's been growing since I first noticed it a couple months ago.
It's right where her right leg joins the body so it gets stretched quite a bit. Something I've been trying to minimize lately.
Here's with her legs resting normally, slightly spread apart.
Here's with her right leg pushed in a little, showing how the tear closes up a bit when squeezed together.
My concern is that it continues to spread and causes a split in the cavity. What's the best way to keep this from spreading? Fill in the gap with it spread open, or try to glue it shut. What would be best to do that with. I don't know if the repair kit that came with the doll is still any good.
Any help would be appreciated.
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This is a minor tear but it could become worst if you let things go this way. So first thing to do :
Don't play with Saya until she's repaired (i know it's gonna be hard ).
Use the glue sent with your doll or buy some silicone glue or Realdoll glue (amazing stuff), slightly spread her legs, clean the gap with a little bit of acetone, fill the gap with a few drops of glue (you can use the plastic tool that looks like a fork), then close her legs and glue it shut (remove the unnecessary glue that will come up).
Then don't touch her for at least 48 hours.
She'll be like new
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Something that will take the stress off the tear.
I know that 4Woods used this sort of system to re-inforce thier cavities.
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Can nail polish remover be used to clean silicone? I thought I saw somewhere that it's actually acetone. I only ask because I don't drive, have to use a bus to get around, and the nearest hardware store is a ways away. If polish remover is the same I can get it from the nearby pharmacy/variety store.
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