Anyone know anywhere in Leeds that sells black liquid latex? Preferably the kind that can be painted onto the skin? Hoping I might be able to get some tomorrow before Wendy House.
try hobbycraft
or
art shops
if not i feel car places might for repairs
have a look
otherwise mix black food dye with liquid latex
that sex shop on vicar lane?
There's a hobbycraft in town? Didn't really wanna colour it myself as it might reult in stainage. Was wondering about the sex shop actually.... nevermind anyways. I'll make do with what I can find, I'll leave latex for another wendy. Thanks anyhoo guys 
I know the sex shop on Vicar is likely to sell liquid latex as that is where i got mine from, though that was in my first year :S. As I remember they usually had several colours including black, which is how i ended up with yellow as I went to buy some the day after valentine's day and it was all they had left.
Hehe... I'm a little worried how many people wanted latex for valentines....
Awesome, I'll try down there for a Wendy in the close future. Woohoo.
You can buy liquid latex now?
Joelxxx
How does it work?
I'd assume you paint it on your skin and it dries to look like standard latex
i believe latex is a liquid at production and it dries to a solid, rather than using a melting process to mold it.
That's about right tim, latex is found in the sap of certain plants (latex-rich sap often referred to as latex), and polymerises on contact with air, in effect making a 'scab'. Thin layers of latex will dry on their own, formic acid is used to polymerise an entire vat of latex, which is then cold-pressed dry and and either heat and pressure formed or extruded to produce 'rubber' products. The name rubber coming from one of the first people in britain to recieve a sample of solidified latex noting that it was very good at rubbing out pencil marks...
Incidentally the opium in opium poppies is produced by extracting latex from the poppies....
Even more disturbuing is how I know this: At some point when I was very young, I got my hands on what I now realise must have been a rather old book that followed the day of a girl working on a rubber plantation, alternating between the interesing bits of science and process and the much less interesing 'story' which I now understand to be propaganda about how it's acceptable to have something that ammounted to child slavery in all but name as long as it was somwhere picturesque and tropical..... It makes noddy look quite innocent.
It's ace, though I will warn you in summer will become very very warm. So drink lots of liquids kids!
Or just be sensible and not wear it at all in the Summer? 
Or just be sensible and not wear it at allin the Summer?
Of course the phenomenom of Alex being sensible is as rare as Ben being clever, thoughtful and witty.
>_<
or... hunter being funny :P
It's ace, though I will warn you in summer will become very very warm. So drink lots of liquids kids!
As if wendy gets any cooler during the winter
Though I'll happily take an excuse to drink more!
its nice to see liquid latex has its roles to play still.
If you talked it you wouldnt end up with that dodgy latex sweat
urgh
I'm guessing you mean talced? To be fair, that only works for latex clothes, if you're painting it on you can't really talc, not only because it initially lacks a surface to talc, but also because then the bits of latex would fall off 
Just thought I'd post for anyone else looking for latex goodness that the box-standard art latex with latex colourant in works fine for Wendy related stuff. I painted Gordon some tribal style bits on with a a few Wendy-houses ago. THe only problem is bits will start peeling a little towards the end of the night. So should you be covering any 'vital' areas with it I recommend an underlayer of body tape or suchlike, just in case.
I'm guessing you mean talced? To be fair, that only works for latex clothes, if you're painting it on you can't really talc, not only because it initially lacks a surface to talc, but also because then the bits of latex would fall off
Just thought I'd post for anyone else looking for latex goodness that the box-standard art latex with latex colourant in works fine for Wendy related stuff. I painted Gordon some tribal style bits on with a a few Wendy-houses ago. THe only problem is bits will start peeling a little towards the end of the night. So should you be covering any 'vital' areas with it I recommend an underlayer of body tape or suchlike, just in case.
...but where's the fun in that? 
Good point 
Hurrah for very slow, very sweaty strips!
