Are the French Poupées the sexiest figure of all?

life-is-plastic · Post by **life-is-plastic** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 7:04 pm

... @haremlover: the latex Laeticia I've got loses air pretty quickly. I know the head-body-erea is probably the problem-zone; recently I tried to combat the unwanted deflation with glue and even tied a ty-strap around her neck to give the glue time to set ... but still she's outta air in no time

... any suggestions ?? ...

GreatSoul · Post by **GreatSoul** » Sat Aug 06, 2011 8:56 pm

abdul wrote:Not only figure out all the sexy, but beautiful face of them all. I love it!

Very hot! Did you do that lipstick yourself? Beautiful skin tone too as Yorktown mentioned.

angeljac · Post by **angeljac** » Sun Aug 07, 2011 4:20 am

Nice picture with sexy outfit.

abdul · Post by **abdul** » Sun Aug 07, 2011 7:45 am

yorktown, GreatSoul, angeljac - thanks.

I have a doll from 2005.

... @haremlover: the latex Laeticia I've got loses air pretty quickly. I know the head-body-erea is probably the problem-zone; recently I tried to combat the unwanted deflation with glue and even tied a ty-strap around her neck to give the glue time to set ... but still she's outta air in no time ... any suggestions ?? ...

Cheat and drop into the water. Find air leaks. Bonded with silicone for the builders.

Did you do that lipstick yourself?

Google translator has not managed to transfer... I have not made any changes.

haremlover · Post by **haremlover** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:11 am

life-is-plastic wrote:... @haremlover: the latex Laeticia I've got loses air pretty quickly. I know the head-body-erea is probably the problem-zone; recently I tried to combat the unwanted deflation with glue and even tied a ty-strap around her neck to give the glue time to set ... but still she's outta air in no time ... any suggestions ?? ...

Hi!

Slightly overinflating her is useful when giving her a shower or bath and listen carefully for the enhanced hiss that the air makes spurting through water.

The craft nature of the workshop that makes them means that there are always very tiny airbubbles in the latex and these can develop into small holes which the manufacturer plugs with a thick superglue and recommends customers to do the same in due course. MitreFast from builders' merchants is a good thick superglue for which you'll find many more uses around the house than mere latex ladies. I use ordinary 99p packs of standard superglue and I always stretch a hole (I have only had a couple) so that the glue goes to every strand of the latex to stick it.

Surprising points to look for are under the armpits, at the end of a finger, between the fingers. Most probably not the neck at all.

Best wishes

Harem

angeljac · Post by **angeljac** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 11:16 am

I like the nipple, looks sexy!

life-is-plastic · Post by **life-is-plastic** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 11:25 am

haremlover wrote:
life-is-plastic wrote:... @haremlover: the latex Laeticia I've got loses air pretty quickly. I know the head-body-erea is probably the problem-zone; recently I tried to combat the unwanted deflation with glue and even tied a ty-strap around her neck to give the glue time to set ... but still she's outta air in no time ... any suggestions ?? ...
Hi!

Slightly overinflating her is useful when giving her a shower or bath and listen carefully for the enhanced hiss that the air makes spurting through water.

The craft nature of the workshop that makes them means that there are always very tiny airbubbles in the latex and these can develop into small holes which the manufacturer plugs with a thick superglue and recommends customers to do the same in due course. MitreFast from builders' merchants is a good thick superglue for which you'll find many more uses around the house than mere latex ladies. I use ordinary 99p packs of standard superglue and I always stretch a hole (I have only had a couple) so that the glue goes to every strand of the latex to stick it.

Surprising points to look for are under the armpits, at the end of a finger, between the fingers. Most probably not the neck at all.

Best wishes

Harem

... aha ... thanks for advice ... much appreciated !! ...

(never would have guessed superglue could safely be used on latex)

Aerial · Post by **Aerial** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 11:44 pm

life-is-plastic wrote: ... aha ... thanks for advice ... much appreciated !! ...

(never would have guessed superglue could safely be used on latex)

The only small problem with superglue is that it is like hard and brittle plastic, thus large areas glued with it may shatter or tear loose when moved. I normally use Copydex (prepare surface with isopropanol, apply it thin to both sides and wait until it turns clear) for latex-to-latex bonds. But for latex to hard plastic (e.g. Stretch Armstrong figure neck on its shoulder assembly) superglue works great.

angeljac · Post by **angeljac** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 6:35 am

Superglue do have uneasy smell.

Aerial · Post by **Aerial** » Tue Aug 09, 2011 11:53 pm

angeljac wrote:Superglue do have uneasy smell.

Well, the cyanide odour is a little acrid, but since the quantity is small and it disappears quickly, this is no real problem. Innertube rubber cement with brain destroying organic solvents (benzene, toluene etc.) is much more horrible. After I once patched a bike tube with it, my sweatshirt stank for half a year enough to cause migraine despite I washed it several times.

haremlover · Post by **haremlover** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 7:42 am

Aerial wrote:
life-is-plastic wrote: ... aha ... thanks for advice ... much appreciated !! ...

(never would have guessed superglue could safely be used on latex)
The only small problem with superglue is that it is like hard and brittle plastic, thus large areas glued

Yes - large areas - but small pinholes are very successfully repaired on the French ladies with it. The rubber is thick enough for the glue to hold and hold the hole together resisting the stretching.

Copydex is good but can give a rubbery-sticky surface and can rub off. If using Copydex, I often use superglue as a varnish . . .

Best wishes

Harem

Aerial · Post by **Aerial** » Fri Aug 12, 2011 8:42 pm

haremlover wrote:Copydex is good but can give a rubbery-sticky surface and can rub off. If using Copydex, I often use superglue as a varnish

Add some silicone oil or corn starch (or talc when it needs to be water proof) to stop tackiness.

Nonfactor · Post by **Nonfactor** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 3:54 am

Talc supposedly accelerates the development of latex allergies.

Aerial · Post by **Aerial** » Sat Aug 13, 2011 9:40 pm

Nonfactor wrote:Talc supposedly accelerates the development of latex allergies.

Only when it produces powder clouds. Never toss talc nor spray silicone oil into the air. Where needed, only wipe a tiny bit of talc with your finger on the glue spot and wipe/wash off the rest when the glue is fully dry.

life-is-plastic · Post by **life-is-plastic** » Tue Aug 16, 2011 5:41 pm

@ Harem: found the trouble spots, but only after stretching the latex ... there were 2 small holes near the anal erea ... tried some non-solvent glue I had around, and since applying that she's been holding her breath sort to speak ...