I know some producers have complained that the one guy who jizzed on his models kind of polluted the waters and made it more difficult to hire talent for wam videos, but I always thought you guys should turn it around and use it as a selling point. "Sure, this grease / paint / dog food is disgusting, but it's not as nasty as the spooge you got covered in that other time, now is it? So quit yer whinging."

Enamel paint?!?

Concrete?!?

Both of those are really bad ideas which would get even worse when you have to use something quite viciously powerful to remove them. Then you get burns and nasty skin problems from the concrete.

I reckon those must be worse than grease or oil which can at least be cleaned off with large quantities of swarfega.

FOR THE LOVE OF WAM!! we have all done some stuff!! its fun to try...its even fun to do, its the aftermath that can be harsh. we have lived and learned for sure!

Substances which are strong alkalines that will cause burns wouldn't be much fun for most people lol.

We used a water base enamel paint in that shoot.

I vaguely remember reading somewhere that you need special soap to wash the silver/gold paints off? Is that correct? How easy/quick is it for the models to get clean afterward? (It's an as yet unfulfilled fantasy of mine to try something like that with Mrs Piechap).

Mrs Freddyblatt said just after this shot "the bit I hate the most is swallowing the stuff".
I said "Well don't swallow it then - lol"
She said "you can't help it when you get buckets of filth over your head and get the timing of your breathing wrong"

So I guess it just cant' be helped.

I have the old member site videos of that scene. That picture is already clear about this, but in a segment of the scene Shaun verbally reiterated that latex paint was indeed used in that scene. It may be the same case with the other classic Messyfun paint videos. Perhaps the supposed hazardous nature was why they were never redistributed on the Vidown site, while scenes from post-Rob Blaine that used kiddy paint were.

What's most frustrating about many of the examples cited in this thread is they are more visually fascinating (owing to the viscosity of the paint used), yet models may have to deal with overwhelming fumes, exposure to hazardous chemicals and nightmarish cleanup processes. It's probably why safer but more diluted materials and metallic paint became standard in the 2000s and 2010s. Little wonder paint WAM fell out of the radar while the likes of Japanese producers like Cocoasoft (before it straight up became bondage-oriented as Talaat) and smaller Japanese productions distributed via xcream.net and abv.jp swooped in to fill the void with its use of its own local brands of equally thick but easier-to-remove paint (while the body coverage is amazing as ever, the mouth painting is a little too much).

I can't be the only one who notices that this niche is in rapid retreat because of its perceived safety issues. That's just sad.

Do you mean she STAYED IN IT as in KEPT IN ON her for days?

Cement/concrete should be an absolute no. It isn't just a little bit unhealthy. If it's left on the skin for a long time, it can cause serious, permanently disfiguring burns. (And it can probably injure the eyes much faster than that.) Google "alkali burns" or "cement burns" if you want to see for yourself.

It isn't worth the risk. Just use something safe such as clay.

From what I understand Talaat used to be experimental with different paint types, some of which are a fair bit hazardous, on par with the non-WAM BDSM/encasement videos they've now making. It's made very clear that they occasionally used oil-based paint, especially in the metallic series, which they were not shy to show off is hard to wash off with water and would most likely require thinning agents to remove.

But when I was referring to easy-to-clean paint, I'm referring to acrylic paint like Turner's Neo Colour line (http://www.jerrysartarama.com/turner-neo-color) that Talaat, abv[dot]jp and even Route 209 have been using.

Holy wow! That's unreal... I wonder, who said that was the case? Not doubti g anybody but I am curious to read the interview. The longest I've imagined girls stay covered in paint is a few hours tops! I wonder, did she walk outside like that? I wonder if she had to go to the hospital after she took it off...That's one of the sexiest things I've ever heard. 5 days?!? Unbeleivable......

Would a large amount of glue getting on your face and mouth make you sick?