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"Plastic drop cloths"
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I don't know how many messy videos I've watched where a plastic drop cloth has been placed somewhere to block or catch mess and it winds up falling down or getting pulled away from where it was intended to stay. 99% of the time they used super-thin and super-cheap plastic which wrinkles up, sticks to bodies, and winds up pulling away from wherever it was taped.
An easy thing to do is to purchase vapor barrier seal from a home repair store. It is much thicker than the cheap 'drop cloths' they sell, and can even be hosed off and reused. It's large enough to cover a whole bed and tuck in the corners, or to cover a wading pool completely.
Tucking in the corners? You can't use too much tape. The weight of the mess plus the weight of a human or three will pull on the plastic sheeting, so you had better tape it well if you want it to stay in place.
It's almost a pet peeve of mine when I see a video and the plastic sheeting gets pulled under the models and winds up not doing anything other than creating a scratchy surface for their wamming experience.
Take my advice. Use the thick stuff. Tape it down good. You'll thank me.
An easy thing to do is to purchase vapor barrier seal from a home repair store. It is much thicker than the cheap 'drop cloths' they sell, and can even be hosed off and reused. It's large enough to cover a whole bed and tuck in the corners, or to cover a wading pool completely.
Tucking in the corners? You can't use too much tape. The weight of the mess plus the weight of a human or three will pull on the plastic sheeting, so you had better tape it well if you want it to stay in place.
It's almost a pet peeve of mine when I see a video and the plastic sheeting gets pulled under the models and winds up not doing anything other than creating a scratchy surface for their wamming experience.
Take my advice. Use the thick stuff. Tape it down good. You'll thank me.
Bobographer said: I don't know how many messy videos I've watched where a plastic drop cloth has been placed somewhere to block or catch mess and it winds up falling down or getting pulled away from where it was intended to stay. 99% of the time they used super-thin and super-cheap plastic which wrinkles up, sticks to bodies, and winds up pulling away from wherever it was taped.
An easy thing to do is to purchase vapor barrier seal from a home repair store. It is much thicker than the cheap 'drop cloths' they sell, and can even be hosed off and reused. It's large enough to cover a whole bed and tuck in the corners, or to cover a wading pool completely.
Tucking in the corners? You can't use too much tape. The weight of the mess plus the weight of a human or three will pull on the plastic sheeting, so you had better tape it well if you want it to stay in place.
It's almost a pet peeve of mine when I see a video and the plastic sheeting gets pulled under the models and winds up not doing anything other than creating a scratchy surface for their wamming experience.
Take my advice. Use the thick stuff. Tape it down good. You'll thank me.
An easy thing to do is to purchase vapor barrier seal from a home repair store. It is much thicker than the cheap 'drop cloths' they sell, and can even be hosed off and reused. It's large enough to cover a whole bed and tuck in the corners, or to cover a wading pool completely.
Tucking in the corners? You can't use too much tape. The weight of the mess plus the weight of a human or three will pull on the plastic sheeting, so you had better tape it well if you want it to stay in place.
It's almost a pet peeve of mine when I see a video and the plastic sheeting gets pulled under the models and winds up not doing anything other than creating a scratchy surface for their wamming experience.
Take my advice. Use the thick stuff. Tape it down good. You'll thank me.
Yes!!! Thick plastic thick. We buy rolls for work so I have thick MIL. Tape tape tape is right. Even in shower scenes because water and messy goodness make it peel.
Great post great ideas!
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