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Re: crazy glue repair
1. Crazy glue attempt #1 - caused the TPE to harden and a crusty like texture, attempted the "cut away" of the hardening as suggested above, end result failed right away because the TPE was just cut away and in it's hardened state causing loss of TPE, the area could not be used due to roughness and contact with human skin
(note, super glue states it should not be in pronged contact with skin due to irritation)
(note, super glue states it's to be used on surfaces such as plastic, wood, etc. not rubber or meld-able material)
2. Crazy glue attempt #2 - attempted to put it deep into the tear then leave the top without any glue so just the internal area was secure - end result failed after 3 weeks. The TPE eventually tore apart although it did hold together for almost 3 weeks.
3. TPE Solvent Glue - attempted to seal the cut together with glue and clamps - attempt failed after initial success and also caused loss of TPE to the area, failed after 3 days
4. Use of Soldering Iron and spare TPE- melting in tpe as liquid with the iron then reforming it in with the soldering iron - moderate success. The cut could not be melded together but new TPE was able to mold into the tear. Cons, The TPE will eventually tear again, if you used solvent glue you run the risk of flames, also the soldering iron is like a "hot knife through butter" and can damage the TPE just as easily fix it.
In tight spaces, soldering iron is bad, and in the vaginal area risky; but if it can be done, it's the best to date.
Really would like to see some TPE manufacturer develop a better way to fix vaginal tears. As is the nature of TPE, it will always tear eventually, the question is a matter of time.
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Yes, you bet!deerman wrote:I hope it works! the glue hardens like chards of glass!
I used silicone permatex with the acetic acid base and it holds quite well. I have since used this repair for serious TPE wounds with good holding effect. It blends ok with TPE, and is compatible with TPE as it's the acetic acid variety and will not react like other silcione adhesives. Been doing this for about a year. There are two dolls I would have thrown away due to tears and this keep the TPE in one piece.
I did try TPE glue to no positive effect for large rips, and also the heat gun destroyed a doll because it changed the TPE permanently to being very sticky and weak.
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Treating with baby oil before gluing can produce a seamless repair, ALLOWING THERE IS NO MISSING TPE.
I have done this succesfully many times. It you aren't having luck i would be more then happy to help you.
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It sounds to me to be a very small tear repair because if it had been a big repair the hardening of the TPE with this "Crazy" or so called "Super" glue would rip your skin just as bad as the TPE had been ripped and most assuredly would never stand the test of time even if not being used for sex.
Just as soon as you spread her legs there's the ripping again.
Tried Soldering gun on my doll before
Failure of the TPE
Tried the TPE glue
Useless
Been watching for a solution and closest I have seen is the above posting.
It's my opinion manufacturer's won't spend one minute developing a solution to tearing TPE but I could be wrong.
If that ever happens I would be most surprised.
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Mishka1965 wrote:Yes, you bet!deerman wrote:I hope it works! the glue hardens like chards of glass!
I used silicone permatex with the acetic acid base and it holds quite well. I have since used this repair for serious TPE wounds with good holding effect. It blends ok with TPE, and is compatible with TPE as it's the acetic acid variety and will not react like other silcione adhesives. Been doing this for about a year. There are two dolls I would have thrown away due to tears and this keep the TPE in one piece.
I did try TPE glue to no positive effect for large rips, and also the heat gun destroyed a doll because it changed the TPE permanently to being very sticky and weak.
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I'm going to try that silicone permatex you mentioned Mishka, The TPE glue did indeed what you said, it makes the TPE super sticky and weak. I don't know if that is like ATV silicone; but I've used that ATV silicone in the past and it did work moderately. Trouble I remember was being two different materials it didn't bond well together but it also didn't damage the TPE. I think it's like someone else said there is very little to do to fix TPE in high stress areas.
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The crazy glue 'repair' will not hold. It is an acid that will deteriorate the area.
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Synth graciously walked me through how this repair could be done with the hot butterknife method. But I have been too nervous to try it as I don't want to risk making the damage worse.
But from what I've been reading above; it sounds like it may retear at some point regardless of the repair method. So is there any hope for my poor girl?
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I was thinking of trying rubber cement, The kind used for bicycle inner tube repair. I had some but it was all dried up when I found it been years since I patched an inner tube.samara78 wrote:Melts badlybootylover24 wrote:Samara, what happens when you put the TPE glue around some crazy glue?samara78 wrote:Wow be careful over time you may have problems. Never apply the tpe glue solvent over a super glue unless you remove the super glue completely first.
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Apologies for dragging up yet another old thread, but this one is helpful to my current situation. My new doll has a small tear about an inch or two into the cavity between the anus and vag, not too big, but I can poke my finger through and I imagine it will only get worse. I know the tear is there but its fairly small, not some gaping thing, it seals itself up "ok" for what thats worth. Has me rethinking using tampons as a cleaning solution as well.Mishka1965 wrote:Yes, you bet!deerman wrote:I hope it works! the glue hardens like chards of glass!
I used silicone permatex with the acetic acid base and it holds quite well. I have since used this repair for serious TPE wounds with good holding effect. It blends ok with TPE, and is compatible with TPE as it's the acetic acid variety and will not react like other silcione adhesives. Been doing this for about a year. There are two dolls I would have thrown away due to tears and this keep the TPE in one piece.
I did try TPE glue to no positive effect for large rips, and also the heat gun destroyed a doll because it changed the TPE permanently to being very sticky and weak.
Mishka
I was considering a hot weld, but after reading this I won't consider it any longer. Mishka, has this silicone permatex repair use used been internally or externally only on the TPE dolls you've saved? I'd like to do something about it if possible, otherwise I will just have to enjoy it until it is no longer enjoyable and start over with a new doll. Which is not something I enjoy writing having only had her for two weeks now. Advance thanks for any guidance you can provide!
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sallan1 wrote:Apologies for dragging up yet another old thread, but this one is helpful to my current situation. My new doll has a small tear about an inch or two into the cavity between the anus and vag, not too big, but I can poke my finger through and I imagine it will only get worse. I know the tear is there but its fairly small, not some gaping thing, it seals itself up "ok" for what thats worth. Has me rethinking using tampons as a cleaning solution as well.Mishka1965 wrote:Yes, you bet!deerman wrote:I hope it works! the glue hardens like chards of glass!
I used silicone permatex with the acetic acid base and it holds quite well. I have since used this repair for serious TPE wounds with good holding effect. It blends ok with TPE, and is compatible with TPE as it's the acetic acid variety and will not react like other silcione adhesives. Been doing this for about a year. There are two dolls I would have thrown away due to tears and this keep the TPE in one piece.
I did try TPE glue to no positive effect for large rips, and also the heat gun destroyed a doll because it changed the TPE permanently to being very sticky and weak.
Mishka
I was considering a hot weld, but after reading this I won't consider it any longer. Mishka, has this silicone permatex repair use used been internally or externally only on the TPE dolls you've saved? I'd like to do something about it if possible, otherwise I will just have to enjoy it until it is no longer enjoyable and start over with a new doll. Which is not something I enjoy writing having only had her for two weeks now. Advance thanks for any guidance you can provide!
It works quite well, but not in every case. Sometimes the glue won't harden, but when it does is works quite well. Until I perfected the hot TPE repair method, the permatex was my go to solution. I don't use it anymore as I repair everything with spare TPE and hot soldering station..
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Mishka1965 wrote:sallan1 wrote:Apologies for dragging up yet another old thread, but this one is helpful to my current situation. My new doll has a small tear about an inch or two into the cavity between the anus and vag, not too big, but I can poke my finger through and I imagine it will only get worse. I know the tear is there but its fairly small, not some gaping thing, it seals itself up "ok" for what thats worth. Has me rethinking using tampons as a cleaning solution as well.Mishka1965 wrote:Yes, you bet!deerman wrote:I hope it works! the glue hardens like chards of glass!
I used silicone permatex with the acetic acid base and it holds quite well. I have since used this repair for serious TPE wounds with good holding effect. It blends ok with TPE, and is compatible with TPE as it's the acetic acid variety and will not react like other silcione adhesives. Been doing this for about a year. There are two dolls I would have thrown away due to tears and this keep the TPE in one piece.
I did try TPE glue to no positive effect for large rips, and also the heat gun destroyed a doll because it changed the TPE permanently to being very sticky and weak.
Mishka
I was considering a hot weld, but after reading this I won't consider it any longer. Mishka, has this silicone permatex repair use used been internally or externally only on the TPE dolls you've saved? I'd like to do something about it if possible, otherwise I will just have to enjoy it until it is no longer enjoyable and start over with a new doll. Which is not something I enjoy writing having only had her for two weeks now. Advance thanks for any guidance you can provide!
It works quite well, but not in every case. Sometimes the glue won't harden, but when it does is works quite well. Until I perfected the hot TPE repair method, the permatex was my go to solution. I don't use it anymore as I repair everything with spare TPE and hot soldering station..
Mishka
Thank you for this, I may be able to stomach trying this as opposed to the hot solder. I don't have your skill or experience to make my first hot weld inside the important parts. Also probably not in the best place to do it considering the fumes.