So we've all been there in one way or another. You have a favorite onahole that's developed damage- a tear or hole. Either you can't afford to replace it soon, the onahole has been discontinued so it can't be replaced or you have replaced it but the newer version had a change in design or material and it's not as satisfying as the older model. So you would rather try and repair it and extend it's life than simply toss it. What have been your solutions?
I used to have a very effective TPE glue that came with my 1st Love Doll but I ran out of the stuff ages ago. Never Id'ed or found something similar off the shelf her sin the states so far. Others I hear use heat (presumably a heat gun or soldering iron) to melt the material to rejoin with itself. What has worked for you? or do you just throw up your hands and toss the onahole away?
I used to have a very effective TPE glue that came with my 1st Love Doll but I ran out of the stuff ages ago. Never Id'ed or found something similar off the shelf her sin the states so far. Others I hear use heat (presumably a heat gun or soldering iron) to melt the material to rejoin with itself. What has worked for you? or do you just throw up your hands and toss the onahole away?
FluffyLove ( 29 )
@Greenwood95 Since I don't have a soldering iron (not that they're that expensive), I've tried a few crazy things. My Fuwa Pochi Long has a hole right in the middle of the bottom. First thing to do is plug the hole with another piece. That actually works well enough to keep your lube in while fapping, but then you have to pull it out for cleaning.
I heated up a screwdriver with a flame (ended up getting black soot on the hole, and it didn't seal completely). Using a frying pan (with the hole covered in aluminum foil) worked ok to seal the outside (but gave it a weird texture from the crinkled aluminum). Unfortunately, when I flipped it open to make sure the other side was sealed, the first repair came apart and I couldn't get the new one to seal at all (being inside out just makes it spread). I'm now considering cutting the entire bottom off and placing it in a clean, empty, metal can to melt the whole bottom, then removing it from heat, popping the top half on and hoping the melted material is hot enough to bond. I haven't been bored enough to try though. Good news is there wasn't much of a smell from the previous attempts (though I did use the fan on the stove top).
I heated up a screwdriver with a flame (ended up getting black soot on the hole, and it didn't seal completely). Using a frying pan (with the hole covered in aluminum foil) worked ok to seal the outside (but gave it a weird texture from the crinkled aluminum). Unfortunately, when I flipped it open to make sure the other side was sealed, the first repair came apart and I couldn't get the new one to seal at all (being inside out just makes it spread). I'm now considering cutting the entire bottom off and placing it in a clean, empty, metal can to melt the whole bottom, then removing it from heat, popping the top half on and hoping the melted material is hot enough to bond. I haven't been bored enough to try though. Good news is there wasn't much of a smell from the previous attempts (though I did use the fan on the stove top).
FappyEnding ( 169 )
For repair is it a simple glue and done? Or does it take more effort?
Personally I don't like to deal with the hassle, so I don't think I will bother with repairing.
Personally I don't like to deal with the hassle, so I don't think I will bother with repairing.
Greenwood95 ( 580 )
In the case of when I had TPE glue, it was that easy yes. Just apply to the area with a thin brush or edge of a make up sponge, fuse the hole/tear together, hold it for a few minutes to let it set and done. I understand not wanting to bother with repairs but trust me one day you'll find yourself in one of the scenarios I described above and you'll want to try and preserve a fav sleeve a while longer.
fenrirdies ( 161 )
My Lilith uterus got entrance tears that doesn't seem to be getting worse so I get it. Just to make that one area less of a weak point.