Vaginal Repair – Follow-up and tuning
When we last saw the tan WM 140 she was suffering a bit of crotch rot and groin cracks and then the indignities of TPE paste jammed into her. The poor waif also suffered from a bad first trial tan line and a little blonde merkin. Below shows some of the damage and after the initial paste was inserted and oiled.
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Now let’s check in to see how she survived her travails. Her tan lines are gone and she sports a new yellow furry bush. As in a fake fur homemade furry patch. I may have to adjust the color, but DAMN is it soft. Some might consider it a troll, but still … SOFT !! Also notice below that the legs are spread wide and the rot area is sealed and holding strong.
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The close-up also shows areas to be addressed in the second pass. Such as some stress on the lower right by the anus, along with some midway up the left side. I strongly encourage you to take close up pictures while doing repairs and stop half way through to review them. You will notice things in a picture on the monitor that you might miss when up close and personal with the repair.
A small amount of additional TPE was added at the base of the vaginal opening. Since this is actual TPE, it gives, stretches and expands as you would expect. While the opening now appears somewhat smaller, it will expand to accept a reasonable sized insertion item (two liter soda bottle size items NOT accepted). During intimate interaction this addition has an interesting effect. First is a “pop goes the weasel” feeling as you enter. Second is that once inside, it tightens up to give a very unique sensation to the insertion device. If you are doing any vaginal reconstruction you might consider this upgrade. Live testing indicates that it does add some very pleasing sensations.
On the top right of the labia you can see a bit of a hole. Excess 3M 94 used for smoothing caused this, since the area was under a bit of stress. It was just allowed to cure and later filled with paste. You can see it in the image below.
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A few tricks for repairs such as this.
- These were follow-up repairs on an already cured stress repair area. Notice that these were only light stress crazings that were touched up with TPE paste. Do NOT open her wide like picture 02 above for final touch up; make sure she is a bit closed like the later pictures. Do not try to do deep stress crack repairs all in one step and be careful when applying pure 3M 94 to the TPE paste to smooth
With paste gravity is your friend. Start from the top with less than you think. Any that oozes downward will then fill areas to be repaired. Cleanup will be minimized and you reduce the chance of the paste flowing past your planned end point. A syringe and blunt needle is the perfect tool for small, targeted paste applications like this.
With pure 3M 94 as a smoother, reverse the above recommendations. Start from the bottom and brush up. Any of the excess thin liquid will be retained by your brush and not dribble down past your end point.
Syringes work both ways. For the labia hole the paste was inserted with a syringe. A small excess blob of liquid paste was removed by the same syringe. This prevented any collateral damage that would have occurred if other tools were used to remove the excess.
Coloring the pale patching paste was completed and some minor tuning may be in the future. These could include enhancements to the labia shape and texture or maybe a different pubic hair patch. But at this point she is functional once more, the rot is gone, she is solid and her love cancel has an interesting new fun feature. And did I mention how soft the bush is? Below is the starting point and finished repair.
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Nothing super difficult, just go slowly, take your time and allow enough time for a good solid cure. As with any repair of an area under stress, if you see a problem area crop up then STOP, let it cure and try again.
Cheers!
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