Permanent Nipple color?

Apogee · Post by **Apogee** » Thu Apr 08, 2021 5:13 pm

Does anyone know or has found out way to permanently colorize / paint TPE nipples so that they cannot be unwashed or smeared on clothes? I haven’t done much research on this yet, but wanted some direction before I start buying unnecessary paints/makeup.

ceenj01 · Post by **ceenj01** » Tue Jul 27, 2021 1:09 pm

Hi, I've tried a lot of thinking and nothing seems to be a real ornament. most of my attempts have faded. But the classic hair dyes lasted the longest. I can't remember the brand, but I think many of them are on the same base.

Mr Franz · Post by **Mr Franz** » Tue Jul 27, 2021 4:02 pm

Apogee wrote:Does anyone know or has found out way to permanently colorize / paint TPE nipples so that they cannot be unwashed or smeared on clothes? I haven’t done much research on this yet, but wanted some direction before I start buying unnecessary paints/makeup.

Much written on the subject, just use the search bar at the upper right, but from my experience, Chartpak markers are about as permanent as you can get to color TPE. They're Xylene based which is a TPE solvent in higher concentrations, so color adhesion is very good. I would caution though, when using Chartpak markers there is absolutely no margin of error. Once applied it's on, mistakes and all!

I colored my TPE gal's nips and labia over 3 years ago using Chartpaks and it still looks good with very minimal fading. Application takes a very light touch and it's advisable to stop just short of your finished line to allow for color bleed. These also take about 24 hours to fully cure (dry). Prior to which, color transfer to fabrics can occur.

Wolverine · Post by **Wolverine** » Wed Jul 28, 2021 4:48 pm

I have read, both on some TPE, and some silicone doll sites, they use heat with powdered coloring. I kept looking at old factory photos,
and kept seeing these at the work stations.

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They would apply color, gently heating it, them patting it, as in this repair video by Dollforum member "Mishka1965"

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=101220&hilit=Mishka%27s+eyes

HOWEVER, Following Miska's coloring tutorial, makes better sense Here is an incredible job redoing a plain head.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aOEA2RKh7w

Parts covered in video, and available on Amazon, and Ebay. Below is his repair to TPE video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZxzfN4NXH4

I just got in the sealant, and "magnetic lash" kit from Amazon.

ABYSS REALDOLL sells some re-coloring Kits, I've bought some, since I have a Realdoll, so I know they do.