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.
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.
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.
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