Mission successful.  About 5 cents worth of solvent, and about the same for TPE material and it’s repaired. 🙂

Will give it a few days before giving it a good honest stretch test, etc. But quite likely it will be just fine under normal circumstances.

I’ll give the details in the next post about how this paste is made. Basically can use…[Read more]

This is the extract leftover from the Doc Johnson TPE. Maybe a good teaspoon of material to make the paste. That is sort of nasty 🙂

Ready to make repairs. Paste turned out nice. At first I made it a bit too thin. but thickened it up some.  Want it to be about the consistency of mineral oil.

To be continued…

“Doc Johnson” brand torn up TPE.  Damaged mostly by turning it inside out to clean.  But, this toy is not very durable

In process of mixing up the filler/adhesive paste. The first thing I do is extract the oil out of the TPE I am going to use to make the filler. Using 99% Isopropyl alcohol.

Just enough alcohol to submerge cut up bits of T…[Read more]

Fills those nooks and crannies just right.

The idea is to layer it multiple times. just several thin coats with a small brush. Repair the tears with light coats. Then fill in the rest for added strength. Very easy. should hold up for some time.

Let the adhesive breathe the solvent out for several days up to a week. Wash it 4 or 5 times with…[Read more]