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That's the dream/goal. Maybe not mass-scale production, but I'd love to be able to help people get their own armor kits, white or otherwise. It just sounds fun to me.

IF A BLISTER FORMS Small / intact blisters: Do not pop if possible Clean gently Cover with hydrocolloid dressing or a moleskin “donut” Large / painful blisters: Clean the area Drain only if necessary using sterile technique Leave the skin roof intact Cover and offload pressure AFTER CARE Keep clean and dry Monitor for infection: redness warmth swelling pus worsening pain BOTTOM LINE Hot spots are the warning. Blisters are the injury. Early prevention is everything. For anyone who gets blisters, there are also bandages specifically designed for blister care (usually packaged as blister bandages, but also more specifically called hydrocolloid bandages). They look something like this They help protect against chafing, absorbing excess moisture and helping promote clean healing. Just put then in place and leave them until they come off on their own. They're far better than ordinary bandages about not binding to scabs, that said they do still bond a bit which is why you should just leave them be. If they come off prematurely, you can just apply a new one to the area. They're also fantastic for severe rope and rug burns for the same reasons. You can get them in roll form as well.

I'd actually already found that one. When I said that want to "make it", I actually meant basically from the ground up. I did find TK560 betwen that first post and this one, and that seems to have a fair bit of what I'm looking for. Anyway, thanks for the answers. It's very much appreciated

I mentioned in my introduction post that I came for the tutorials. One of the things I'm interested in is actually making the armor myself, so I'm wondering what tools would make that possible? Because as fun as just doing this for myself could be, I wouldn't mind also being able to help people get their own armor, and possibly other props as well.

I did notice that there’s a number of threads linked in the Index of all Tutorials that I don’t have permission to view the topic (like the one about using a white 3 ring to close the buttplate side gaps for example), is that just because my account hasn’t active for long enough, that I don’t have enough posts or something else entirely? I actually created the account because I figured it was because of not having one that I couldn’t view them for lack of an account.

Hello there! It’s a pleasure to remotely greet you all. Truth to tell, I probably won’t actually be posting much. I’m mostly just here for the tutorials, but I figured, why not be polite and say hello before I begin to lurk.