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Above clothes I found in the local 2nd hand shop, all have the size XS
I find my doll very beautiful and sexy, without distinction which wig or clothes she wears

Unfortunately I had an accident with the above photo shoot and a finger finger of my doll was damaged. This is done with the photos that I wanted to photograph her in a standing position, but to my dismay, this is impossible without support.
Here she fell over as she drops her legs.
Fortunate at the misfortune was that she fell on my seat but here her finger was damaged.
I got this e-mailed the next day SANHUIDOLLS asking if they could help me how to fix this.
This was mailed on Monday, September 19, 2016.

Hey there,
I have informed my team, they will get back to me soon, please have patience with me. ))
Kimi.

But no mail received until today.
Fortunately, I can fix it temporarily with a bandage to prevent worse

My 3th photo shoot

In bikini

In jeans outfit Hey, good-looking man/woman
You like it what you see?

Very nice. I really like the blonde wig with the white hat. It appears that the photos were taken while you and her were just hanging out. Very natural. I love it.

She is very enchanting, you must be very happy. Welcome and thanks for sharing. Be sure to put her in the MATRIX and there is a thread for the Girls of SanHui!

LoneRanger!

I don't know how I missed this, but welcome!
You have some nice girls there, and some nice pictures.
I'm sorry the communication with sanhui is so slow....
If you need help with repairs someone in the repair and maintenance forum will help you.

Sorry she fell! Just have her leaning against a wall or something and only use supportive shoes if you are going to make her stand.

For starters, I recommend checking one of Von's instructive pages.
http://dollforum.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... start=1785

Sil-poxy is good stuff. There are a large number of such repairs documented in the repair and maintenance forum.

THANKS, Thank you for your kind comments.
My only problem is that I have difficulty choosing between Lucy and Lissie.
That's why I decided to swap them each month to keep me company
Now that I have more experience in dealing with this doll I know how further damage as far as is possible.

Because that I change as little as possible the heads from this month

For starters, I recommend checking one of Von's instructive pages.
viewtopic.php?f=143&t=54658&start=1785

Sil-poxy is good stuff. There are a large number of such repairs documented in the repair and maintenance forum.

Thank you for this tip Obin.
I already knew some pages with repairs but not this one
The problem is that I can not find anywhere SilPoxy here in W-Europe outside of the U.K.
Professional I work with different types of adhesives, but this product has so far been untraceable with my suppliers.
indeed communicating with SANHUIDOLLS is stiff and slow, but at the moment we are already so far as to me have proposed a solution that I can live. Now wait and see how long this will take

I don't mean to hijack your thread but, can you use silpoxy on tpe or just silicone?

Haremlover and Samara78 have reported of good results using alternatives.

ashleystunner wrote:I don't mean to hijack your thread but, can you use silpoxy on tpe or just silicone?

Silicone adhesives do not render long lasting adhesion on TPE. Sil-Poxy works great on silicone.

The search for a good TPE adhesive continues.

You can get SilPoxy from Bensons in the UK - they are the UK distributors for this product. I tried myself to get it cheaper from the US but the company won't export here because they have a distributor.
That's the good news, the bad news is that it is really expensive! I spoke to Pauline, head of sales I think, and complained about the expensive delivery costs (like £12 or something!) and she sent it by normal mail. It still cost around £48 I think for a 2oz tube. I had the story of repairing silicone moulds (which is what it's designed for) and she was quite understanding.
The smaller tubes (half ounce) may be available on Amazon but sometimes they are unavailable. You'll probably only need a small tube as once opened the shelf life shortens considerably. (Keep it in the fridge wrapped once opened).
However, you could try a much cheaper product which is Permatex Flowable Silicone 81730, which is used as a windshield and glass sealant. It's only a few quid from Amazon and you can let it flow into the 'wound' and use a couple of needlework pins with large heads to knit the cut edges together. Any problems go to samara78's post, Ask the Docs!
Good luck, Hollows.