Have you tried a latex sex experience.Lets get some stories going and if you tell me yours I'll tell you mine.
Latex & Sex
- Thread starter Mrs Langtrees
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BigMike
Sorry to say this experiance has eluded me to date. I have seen some pics but little more. Look forward to see how this board goes though.
Cheers
BM
Cheers
BM
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Mary Anne PA
well not much happened.. maybe you should have a latex night at the club then.....
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Mary Anne PA
anyone interested in paint on latex thaqt can be peeled off.. painted on anywhere???
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artist30
yes very curious, tell me more...serena said:
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artist30
yes very curious..do tell
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Mary Anne PA
I'm actually organising some information on it now and waiting for it to come back.. so will let you guys know...
who knows, we may be able to have fun latex nights at the club... wouldn;t that be great!!!
who knows, we may be able to have fun latex nights at the club... wouldn;t that be great!!!
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cicimila2
latex and leather
this is my all time favorite at the moment love to watch porn with ppl dressed in latex, went to xxx shop to buy some but only one size i was told which is no good for size 8 wife
this is my all time favorite at the moment love to watch porn with ppl dressed in latex, went to xxx shop to buy some but only one size i was told which is no good for size 8 wife
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Vyxxxn
serena said:
Really! Thats sounds like good stuff, I haven't done the whole latex thing...yet, but I find that the idea does arouse me :angel12:
Be interesting to hear some of your stories Saucy
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PerthNcheeky
hmmmm ... latex ... delicious stuff!
couple things to this thread .... so I'll divide it up.
First off ... where to buy.
I've purchased a few latex things off Ebay for caz (as well as a shitload of PVC!! ...lol) ... she's a size 8/10 and the stuff is basically the Sharon Sloane stuff you can purchase at the Adult Shops. We've found a medium size fits her well and hugs her in all the right ways. It's a very light gauge rubber ... but it does the job nicely.
You'll need to polish it to bring out its best shine... something like a really good lube (such as Eros) does the job ... or you can purchase "Latex Shine" or similar. Just make sure it's not oil based, or it will eventually weaken the latex .. like non water based lubes can do to condoms. ALso .. use a non-lint cloth ... otherwise she gets a bit fluffy ... lol
There's also a few places over east that do mail order on the really good (and expensive) stuff .. like Reactor Rubber.
Second .... Liquid Latex.
This can be really fun to play with ... and only limited by your imagination really.. but there's a couple of things to watch out for.
To stop the latex "vulcanising" it has a very small amount of ammonia in it .. so you want to use it in a well ventilated space ... the smell can be a bit strong .. but bearable. Also .. it's a good idea to test it first against the skin .. to make sure there is no reaction to it.
Playing with it is fairly simple ... pour some into a bowl .. and then add colour. We use good ole food colouring .. doesn't take much.. just a few drops. Prepare the skin by either using a light coat of baby powder, moisturiser or baby oil ... otherwise you'll end up with skin a nice shade of whatever colour dye you've used .. and in case you're wondering .. in our case .. she looked a bit like a smurf for a few days... lol
Apply the latex with a one of the foam paint brushes rather than one with bristles .. as it will gum up ..... although finer paint brushes are great for adding art work.
Just use steady, even strokes ... it's great fun ... very regressive ... lol
Oh .. and keep pets away ... cat's get very curious ... and tend to stain!
Apply it one coat at time ... leave a lil time in between for it to dry. 3 coats should do it if you plan to "wear it out somewhere" so to speak *grin*
A couple of interesting effects for those so inclined ... blowing on it when it is drying is *very* like the feeling of ice being run over the skin .... and for the more ... ummmm "out there" .. taking it off with a knife is a huge head fuck ... very hard to differentiate between what is skin .. and what is latex.
Putting that aside though .. it's just plain fun to peel off by hand!
Any good craft shop will carry Liquid Latex ... last time I bought some it was around $10 for 500ml ... and a little goes a long way
Anyway .. hope that helps
cheers
Ross and caz
couple things to this thread .... so I'll divide it up.
First off ... where to buy.
I've purchased a few latex things off Ebay for caz (as well as a shitload of PVC!! ...lol) ... she's a size 8/10 and the stuff is basically the Sharon Sloane stuff you can purchase at the Adult Shops. We've found a medium size fits her well and hugs her in all the right ways. It's a very light gauge rubber ... but it does the job nicely.
You'll need to polish it to bring out its best shine... something like a really good lube (such as Eros) does the job ... or you can purchase "Latex Shine" or similar. Just make sure it's not oil based, or it will eventually weaken the latex .. like non water based lubes can do to condoms. ALso .. use a non-lint cloth ... otherwise she gets a bit fluffy ... lol
There's also a few places over east that do mail order on the really good (and expensive) stuff .. like Reactor Rubber.
Second .... Liquid Latex.
This can be really fun to play with ... and only limited by your imagination really.. but there's a couple of things to watch out for.
To stop the latex "vulcanising" it has a very small amount of ammonia in it .. so you want to use it in a well ventilated space ... the smell can be a bit strong .. but bearable. Also .. it's a good idea to test it first against the skin .. to make sure there is no reaction to it.
Playing with it is fairly simple ... pour some into a bowl .. and then add colour. We use good ole food colouring .. doesn't take much.. just a few drops. Prepare the skin by either using a light coat of baby powder, moisturiser or baby oil ... otherwise you'll end up with skin a nice shade of whatever colour dye you've used .. and in case you're wondering .. in our case .. she looked a bit like a smurf for a few days... lol
Apply the latex with a one of the foam paint brushes rather than one with bristles .. as it will gum up ..... although finer paint brushes are great for adding art work.
Just use steady, even strokes ... it's great fun ... very regressive ... lol
Oh .. and keep pets away ... cat's get very curious ... and tend to stain!
Apply it one coat at time ... leave a lil time in between for it to dry. 3 coats should do it if you plan to "wear it out somewhere" so to speak *grin*
A couple of interesting effects for those so inclined ... blowing on it when it is drying is *very* like the feeling of ice being run over the skin .... and for the more ... ummmm "out there" .. taking it off with a knife is a huge head fuck ... very hard to differentiate between what is skin .. and what is latex.
Putting that aside though .. it's just plain fun to peel off by hand!
Any good craft shop will carry Liquid Latex ... last time I bought some it was around $10 for 500ml ... and a little goes a long way
Anyway .. hope that helps
cheers
Ross and caz
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BigMike
The more I read about this the more interested I become in it. That liquid stuff sounds really great I will definatly have to give it a try!
BigM
BigM
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rubberman
Yes, latex is great stuff. The feeling of putting it on, wearing it and then taking it off is just divine - if you're in to it that is. Someone told me once that it re-energises the natural electricity in your body. I couldn't agree more.
As a hobby i've been making latex clothing and accessories for a couple of years, partly because there is nowhere in Perth to buy it, partly because I love the stuff but mainly because it's so damm expensive. Reactor in Sydney has a reasonable range but the best stuff comes from overseas at places like Demask in NY or Cocoon in London (just think expensive and double/triple it).
I have full suits (male and female), corsets and can make everything in between. I also make vacum beds which is another experience (see my profile picture!!!)
Haven't tried the liquid latex but have always wanted to.
I believe there may be some events coming up, which i'll bring all my gear to, for people to try on or get into.
Cheers
Tony
As a hobby i've been making latex clothing and accessories for a couple of years, partly because there is nowhere in Perth to buy it, partly because I love the stuff but mainly because it's so damm expensive. Reactor in Sydney has a reasonable range but the best stuff comes from overseas at places like Demask in NY or Cocoon in London (just think expensive and double/triple it).
I have full suits (male and female), corsets and can make everything in between. I also make vacum beds which is another experience (see my profile picture!!!)
Haven't tried the liquid latex but have always wanted to.
I believe there may be some events coming up, which i'll bring all my gear to, for people to try on or get into.
Cheers
Tony