Identify the damage to the sex doll
Before you begin repairs, it's important to properly identify the damage to your sex doll . Carefully inspect all areas and make a list of the damaged parts. This will help you determine the best approach for repair.
Repairing small cracks with a soldering iron
If your doll has small cracks, you can repair them yourself with a soldering iron. Make sure you use a fine tip on the iron and work with patience and precision.
Carefully apply the tip of the soldering iron to the crack and melt the material slightly so it liquefies and bonds. Be careful and avoid overheating, as this can cause further damage. Build up the temperature if necessary and never work with the soldering iron above 200 degrees Celsius. Also, ensure there is plenty of fresh air and do not inhale fumes.
Filling holes with a repair kit
For small holes, you can use a TPE repair kit. Apply a small amount to a spatula or other suitable tool and carefully fill the hole. Smooth the primer and let it dry completely according to the manufacturer's instructions. Lightly sand the surface if necessary.
We do not have a repair kit available because melting TPE often works better than adding new fluids.
Important points of interest
- Make sure you use the correct tools and materials for your complete sex doll repair.
- Provide sufficient fresh air and healthy working conditions
- Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully to avoid further damage.
- Be patient and take your time to do the repair properly.
- Please remember that repairs are carried out at your own risk and that it may be advisable to seek professional assistance for larger or more complex damage.
If your doll is damaged, there's no need to panic. With the right knowledge and tools, you can repair minor damage yourself with a soldering iron or repair kit. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully and be aware that repairs are at your own risk.
Please note that this blog post is for informational purposes only and that not all situations can be resolved with DIY repairs. In case of doubt or major damage, it's always wise to seek professional help.
