Do it yourself

[Veronica 1]

Just surfing and found this site for building your own latex breast forms. Sound fairly easy to do but results could vary. Use your own discretion.

http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/9861/procedur.html

[Karren H]

LOL I guess if you go to the beach and can find a GG the same size as you want, that will lay in the sand without her top on.... as a mold... :D

Karren

[trannie T]

Wasn't this in Popular Mechanix a few years ago?

[Cara Allen]

This is weird... I did exactly the same thing many years ago... I used a department store bra display torso for the mold, but the rest of the steps were exactly the same.

The problem here is that they are not permanent. After a few weeks, the porousness of the lates will allow bacteria in, and the forms start to get ugly black spots, all over. The filler I used was the blue ice. I used a department store bra display for the impression.

I had spent days working on them (it is a very looong process... I coated the forms with 20 coats of latex...when it dries, it dries very thin...) and I just could not bring myself to throw them out. I had them in a case, and I tossed the case into a closet. I left them there for several months, and when I opened it again, the forms had completely dried out...what was left was really scary to look at.

I think this is why store boughts have that vinyl or clear plastic non permiable coating on them.

[docrobbysherry]

This is weird... I did exactly the same thing many years ago... I used a department store bra display torso for the mold, but the rest of the steps were exactly the same.

The problem here is that they are not permanent. After a few weeks, the porousness of the lates will allow bacteria in, and the forms start to get ugly black spots, all over. The filler I used was the blue ice.

I had spent days working on them (it is a very looong process... I coated the forms with 20 coats of latex...when it dries, it dries very thin...) and I just could not bring myself to throw them out. I had them in a case, and I tossed the case into a closet. I left them there for several months, and when I opened it again, the forms had completely dried out...what was left was really scary to look at.

I think this is why store boughts have that vinyl or clear plastic non permiable coating on them.

Had exactly the same experience as Cara. Latex won't work long term. U have to use silicone, or something similar. Home Depot silicone is way too hard when it dries.
I used fake plastic boobs from a costume store to make plaster molds for my home made latex forms.
RS

www.myspace.com/robertsherry

[Angie G]

No thanks I've got my wally-boobs I'm happy :hugs:
Angie

[Darla in Pa.]

I tried all of the above they never worked, spent days and$ figuring that I could do it better and cheaper! Talk about a male attitude a GG would just buy. guess what I bought. Darla

[Ruth]

Yeah, building your own breasts is such a man thing. I'm trying to get away from all that.

[Cara Allen]

Now, ladies, I respectfully disagree.

Do you recall how Luke Skywalker was not a true Jedi until he made his own light saber? Wellll..... this is the same thing, but for M to F's instead.

[Wenda]

When I first re-discovered dressing over 3 years ago, I bought a set of 'jiggle boobs' and tried to make them into forms. Silly me. I later realized that, for the price of the jiggles, I could have had a set of custom forms from TBFS for the same dollars.
Anyway, I used Danni's boobs to make plaster of Paris impressions, and made several sets, nipps, etc. Some did begin to turn black, etc, so I turfed the whole lot, and began building my collection of great breast forms.