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Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/19/2006 8:24:41 AM

sadomasokisti

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My inflatable butt plug was damaged the other day. The air-hose was ripped out of the plug where the hose is connected to it. Nothing was damaged, I only need to glue it back together. Can anyone recommend glue?

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/19/2006 4:24:15 PM

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An epoxy glue might work, but you have to make sure it is very strong and waterproof. I would consider replacing the plug, as the repair will not likely be as strong as the original, unless the original was of poor quality.

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/19/2006 4:48:30 PM

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ouch.. i just imagined a mean Dom glueing while it was in place...ouch ouch ouch ouch

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/19/2006 5:16:20 PM

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I used crazy glue to glue some rubber tubing to a plastic connector and it seemed to hold really welll. Water went through it and not air though so I don't know if it was air tight.

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/20/2006 9:53:56 AM

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You may want to try Barge cement. While it is normally used for bonding layers of leather together and remains flexible forever, it also works well on rubber and a number of other materials as well. LIGHTLY pre-coat both pieces and let the cement dry, then apply another LIGHT coat to one part and assemble. You may need to clamp or otherwise hold the pieces together if there is not a friction fit between the two parts to insure a good bond and cure of the cement.

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/21/2006 9:22:02 PM

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You are wasting your time with epoxy or crazy glue, neither will bond to rubber. If the product is latex, a rubber, you need a cold vulcanizing adhesive. Try Pep Boyz, the automotive store, it is used for innertube repair. Did the rubber rip, or the inflating tube pull off of a fitting? You say nothing is damaged, then if the hose came off, and it fit over a barbed fitting, go to Home Depot, into the electrical dept. AND...purchase a bag of very small cable ties. The ones you want will close over a small diameter, they are 1/8" wide, or slightly smaller.

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/22/2006 2:50:44 AM

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Thanks for the replies.

The inflating tube got pulled out of a larger tube which is fixed to the plug. I'ts still possible to inflate the plug with the inflatig tube. I think I will go for the vulcanizing adhesives.

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RE: Fixing inflatable buttplug - 12/23/2006 9:05:34 AM

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If it's latex-to-latex,try rubber cement. I may be giving away trade secrets here, but that's the cement that is used for making latex garments.

Clean both surfaces carefully with alcohol, rough them up slightly with sandpaper, apply a thin layer of cement to both surfaces and let dry slightly (a minute or so), then press them together firmly.

If the two pieces aren't latex, then go with the self-vulcanizing adhesive, I guess. That works very well on vinyls.

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