Last night we made a mold of my foot in plaster. To my surprise you can actually see the lines and wrinkles even. I can't wait to get the pics up here so you can tell me what you think.
Posted by A&F_FootDude_05 (Member # 2999) on :
You really did it...nice...we'll have to check it out!
Posted by nusuth (Member # 7372) on :
that sounds pretty cool. there's a kit that the wife and i saw at the local adult emporium (love calling it that lol) that is basically like the stuff the orthodontists use to make molds of your teeth, but its not plaster, its a rubberish material. its supposted to be for your cock or boobs, but i bet it would work perfect on a pair of feet. i mentioned that to my wife.. we're gonna have to try it out soon.
Posted by feetluvr (Member # 1570) on :
Sounds like a nice little knick-knack to have lying around!
Posted by Eliza Durden (Member # 22995) on :
quote:Originally posted by nusuth: that sounds pretty cool. there's a kit that the wife and i saw at the local adult emporium (love calling it that lol) that is basically like the stuff the orthodontists use to make molds of your teeth, but its not plaster, its a rubberish material. its supposted to be for your cock or boobs, but i bet it would work perfect on a pair of feet. i mentioned that to my wife.. we're gonna have to try it out soon.
You can buy that stuff at medical/dental supply stores....trust me I'm on it. Posted by Eliza Durden (Member # 22995) on :
quote:Originally posted by feetluvr: Sounds like a nice little knick-knack to have lying around!
You want one? Posted by Foot Lover Of London (Member # 2420) on :
I used to work for a dental supply company a few years back. I beleive its called "Alginate", From memory. Grabbed a bag once and had a play with it. And it does pick up the smallest detail. Has eliza mentioned. The only trouble I had with it was that it breaks up quite quickly and becomes watery. So you have to get your casting material (Normally plaster) Quite quickly I was looking at using acrylic. But you need a pressure cooker to clear the air bubbles from the arcylc...
Eliza...Look forward to seeing how your came out...A little curious as it was about 10 years ago I tried Posted by Creamysoles (Member # 9641) on :
quote:Originally posted by Eliza Durden:
quote:Originally posted by feetluvr: Sounds like a nice little knick-knack to have lying around!
You want one?
Yes, I would be interested. Posted by TicklingFiend (Member # 10765) on :
substitute feet? Sounds like fun ^___^ I want to see that set Posted by Eliza Durden (Member # 22995) on :
The pics are up ....go take a look!
Posted by bluetoelover (Member # 14736) on :
Put some blue polish on them! Saw the pics and turned out better than I first thought they would Eliza!
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I was looking at using acrylic. But you need a pressure cooker to clear the air bubbles from the arcylc...![[Tongue]](tongue.gif)
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