Latex fetish
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'''Latex fetish''' is a subculture of [[rubber fetishism]]. The major difference is the specific desire for [[latex]] rather than other forms of rubber. | '''Latex fetish''' is a subculture of [[rubber fetishism]]. The major difference is the specific desire for [[latex]] rather than other forms of rubber. | ||
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| − | + | Latex clothing comes in 2 distinct types: [[moulded latex]] and cut and [[glued latex]]. | |
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| + | ===Moulded Latex=== | ||
| + | Items are made by a process of dipping a former into liquid latex and then curing the latex by a process called vulcanisation. | ||
| + | The items that result tend to have a dull finish, and can have uneven thickness and weak spots caused by small air pockets in the item. | ||
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| + | ===Cut and Glued Latex=== | ||
Items made by this method use latex sheet which is produced by a continuous casting process. The rolling of the raw material between highly polished rollers gives the highly polished surface associated with Latex rubber sheeting. | Items made by this method use latex sheet which is produced by a continuous casting process. The rolling of the raw material between highly polished rollers gives the highly polished surface associated with Latex rubber sheeting. | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 21 November 2008
Latex fetish is a subculture of rubber fetishism. The major difference is the specific desire for latex rather than other forms of rubber.
Latex clothing comes in 2 distinct types: moulded latex and cut and glued latex.
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Moulded Latex
Items are made by a process of dipping a former into liquid latex and then curing the latex by a process called vulcanisation. The items that result tend to have a dull finish, and can have uneven thickness and weak spots caused by small air pockets in the item.
Cut and Glued Latex
Items made by this method use latex sheet which is produced by a continuous casting process. The rolling of the raw material between highly polished rollers gives the highly polished surface associated with Latex rubber sheeting.
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