Re: My Size Barbie Modification
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2022 10:28 am
Is this best done with fine-grit sandpaper, or is there some kind of solvent that can remove the paint without damaging the plastic?
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Wishing I had a few pic of one that I modified 20 years ago. I don't remember it having a painted bathing suit, but don't use solvent, it will attack the plastic. Get a box of purple sandpaper at Home Depot and relax into the process. 100-150 grit? to large a grit will put scratches in the plastic difficult to remove.
I had used an epoxy paste, maybe JB weld to sculpt areola and nipples one at a time. The JB is very runny at first mix, but stiffens up after a while giving a long enough working time to get the right shape.. Now that I think of it, the areoles were done first, then nipples were fashioned and stuck on. Areola/nipples were painted, and I redid her eyes as well, she was cute. A hole saw was used, and a silicone vag installed.
Didn't have her very long, she was the size of a child And I felt weird about it.
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Wishing I had a few pic of one that I modified 20 years ago. I don't remember it having a painted bathing suit, but don't use solvent, it will attack the plastic. Get a box of purple sandpaper at Home Depot and relax into the process. 100-150 grit? to large a grit will put scratches in the plastic difficult to remove.
I had used an epoxy paste, maybe JB weld to sculpt areola and nipples one at a time. The JB is very runny at first mix, but stiffens up after a while giving a long enough working time to get the right shape.. Now that I think of it, the areoles were done first, then nipples were fashioned and stuck on. Areola/nipples were painted, and I redid her eyes as well, she was cute. A hole saw was used, and a silicone vag installed.
Didn't have her very long, she was the size of a child And I felt weird about it.
