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Hi,
I recently let my friend borrow my doll Catherine for a non-sexual video shoot. While I wasn't paying attention she started slamming her into the ground and I quickly stopped her when I saw what was happening but not soon enough.... she popped two small holes in Catherine in the inflatable part of her near her vagina. I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how maybe to patch her up or fix her? She is a fairly cheap doll and I could probably afford to just buy another one but I really just wanna fix Catherine, I've had her for about 3 years now and I'm not ready to give her up lol

heres a link to the type of doll she is if that helps!
(I could also post pictures of the actual hole of that helps as well just let me know)

https://www.amazon.com/Backto20s%C2%AE- ... 0Y5RVJ85DN

Thanks

pinkcherry08 wrote:Hi,
I recently let my friend borrow my doll Catherine for a non-sexual video shoot. While I wasn't paying attention she started slamming her into the ground and I quickly stopped her when I saw what was happening but not soon enough.... she popped two small holes in Catherine in the inflatable part of her near her vagina. I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how maybe to patch her up or fix her? She is a fairly cheap doll and I could probably afford to just buy another one but I really just wanna fix Catherine, I've had her for about 3 years now and I'm not ready to give her up lol

heres a link to the type of doll she is if that helps!
(I could also post pictures of the actual hole of that helps as well just let me know)

https://www.amazon.com/Backto20s%C2%AE- ... 0Y5RVJ85DN

Thanks

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Sevylor Air Seal Vinyl Repair works wonderfully to repair air girls:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sevylor-Air-Se ... :rk:1:pf:0

Deflate the doll, then apply to the damaged area. It goes on as a liquid, but quickly dries to a solid. Let it sit for an hour or two before re-inflating.

BTW, not sure why it's so expensive now. I used to get it on Amazon for like $9, but it's not available there anymore.

I have a vinyl airbed, to repair a hole i had with it I went to Target they have a tube glue there is no mixing from Permatex i think, i got that (this seems weird at first) in the school section they have these vinyl pencil zippered pouches, i bought one of those. Clean with alcohol, apply the glue to the patch you make from the pouch & then apply it over the hole. The glue becomes secure after 24 hrs. & it remains somewhat flexible over the repaired area. The patch has lasted for 5 yrs at least.