I used Sil-poxy to glue them on, but after doing some tests Permatex will work too, the only difference is the curing time.
This came out way better than I expected, specially because the color, texture and size are now exactly how I like them. Here are a few pictures I took during the process.
Just as a quick reminder, this is only for silicone dolls, it will not work on TPE dolls.
You can see here the paint in the nipples is almost gone, but the paint in the areolas looks fine, this is caused by the clothing rubbing the paint off. And I don't like how it looks.
First step was to remove all of the leftover paint, I used a microfiber cloth and some alcohol.
After all the paint was removed I used my Squeeze Scissors to carefully cut off the nipple following the natural curve of the breast.
Be very careful when cutting, specially if your doll has hollow or gel filled breasts.
With the old nipples gone I gave the area a good wash with warm water and soap to get the surface ready for the new nipples.
I dry tested them and after I found the right location I glue them in place using Sil-poxy.
After curing for 24 hours I powdered the breasts and new nipples and done, no more retouching or repainting, this are soft silicone so the feel and texture is amazing.
Ada after the nipple surgery.
