A lip seal is a vinyl seal which becomes soft with heat.
I put it while warming it with a dryer.
It is easy if used!
It can stick from after that a default paints.
The original painting is torn off when tear it off, and a mark may not seem to have been left.
It is easy to remove. When you remove, please remove by the nail gently not to give a damage to the original paint.
Once it removes, it cannot use again.
Don't use for vintage Blythe.
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It puts so that the form of the upper lip may be suited.
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A drier is put in low temperature.
It becomes softer and softer.
NOTE: Warn for a direct hot wind not to hit to the eyelashes and hair of a doll. |
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The slot on the lip is traced by the sharp thing. |
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It is the lower lip to the last.
After making the largest portion of area fit first,
wrinkles are missed toward an angle of mouth.
This is the most difficult.
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