Clone-a-willy glow in the dark kit - molding kit by Empire Labs - review by Lynx Lady

When I saw these kits in local sex shops while I was single I giggled at them, but after I had been in my current long distance relationship for a while I could imagine the appeal of a vibrator in the exact same form as my man's penis. I talked him into modeling for me and decided on the glow in the dark version because I get girl-boners for all things glowing or flashy. The idea of being penetrated by a glowing, vibrating version of his cock made me squirm. I had some trouble tracking down the kit locally as I didn't have time before my next visit with him to have something shipped. Once I finally found it the Clone-a-willy kit was tucked away patiently into my luggage.

Near the end of our vacation, after more urgent matters had been handled, I remembered the kit. Now, I was using this kit in a hotel bathroom so perhaps if I had been in my own kitchen it would have been easier. Also, I wouldn't suggest using any nice kitchen things to mix the rubber, I'm sure it could be peeled off but I ended up throwing everything I had picked up at a dollar store to make it out still caked in rubber. I had no trouble warming the water to the right temperature, but even though I rushed to get it thoroughly mixed and ready for him it still stiffened too quickly for the mold to turn out right. I ended up with a flattened spot on one side where his cock got pressed against the side of the tube by the thickening gel. It only took a few minutes to be able to remove the mold and leave it to set fully, but I think perhaps we should have let it set longer to be sure. After a few hours of hotel TV I came back and checked it and it seemed set enough for the rubber. I mixed the rubber mixture and carefully filled the mold, setting the vibrator in it's cardboard holder into the center of the rubber and leaving it overnight to cure. I was concerned about giving the rubber enough time to cure, as we had to check out of our room and fly home the next day, but in the morning the rubber was set enough to remove the mold and reveal my new toy. The spilled bits of gel and rubber were actually pretty easy to clean up, for the rubber I just turned off the lights to see where it had dripped.

The rubber cured quite hard and the surface was covered with rough patches and pocks from bubbles in the rubber. The vibrator was a simple on/off switch that was quite weak and the texture of the toy made it painful to make any attempt at using it. The visual of a clone of his cock is quite nice, but the toy itself can't be used. During cleaning after one of my attempts to use it, despite my caution water got into the battery housing and corroded the contacts so it no longer works.

If I was going to try it again I would get a few kits and do it in my home kitchen, mix the gel as quickly as possible and rubber as slowly as possible to prevent bubbles, and buy a different cheap vibe to use in it. But honestly, I don't think I will try it again.