Clone-a-willy kit - realistic dildo by Empire Labs - review by Joie de Cherresse

Clone-A-Willy is an at home molding kit that you can use to clone your partner's penis so that you can have him any time you want to. Make sure you read the reviews on here because there are a lot of helpful tips you will want to consider when you are making your mold. If you don't follow the directions completely you won't get a perfect clone.

The kit includes:
1. Molding tube
2. Molding powder
3. Thermometer
4. Liquid rubber
5. Liquid skin
6. Stir stick
7. Vibrator

As I said, make sure you follow the directions completely or you won't have a perfect clone! It's very easy to follow. My husband and I had a blast getting the things ready to go because we knew we were on a time limit with things and it made it exciting.

When cutting the tube to fit the penis, you want to make sure you cut the open end (and not cut off the closed end that you'll need to hold in the materials) but mostly be sure to cut the tube as short as possible. The less extra space in the tube, the more mold material you will have to work with and I can see how it may be easy to run out of material depending on penis size. So in an effort to conserve materials try to cut the tube as short as possible.

The mixing of the water with the molding material is easy and the directions explain the steps well. You only have two minutes from the time you mix the molding powder and water to stick your penis in the mold. When you pour the mold material into the tube, insert the penis downward into the tube. It is important that you have your partner there to help you stay fully erect at this time. The most crucial part of the molding process is making sure your dick is ROCK hard as soon as it goes into the mold. This will create the best mold and replicate your penis perfectly. I also suggest in addition to your partner helping keep you erect, that you also use a cock ring. Try to stay in the mold as long as possible (the directions say two minutes) to achieve the best mold. Moving around can cause air bubbles and gaps in the material.

We let the mold rest about 2 hours after casting before we added the liquid rubber. The box said to wait 2-4 hrs to pour in the rubber casting material. Make sure you get all of the water out of the bottom of the mold before you put in the liquid rubber. This can cause dents and craters in your finished product. You're also going to want to use a cup or bowl that you don't mind throwing away. When pouring it in, make sure you scrape out every bit of the material.

Inserting the vibrator is very easy if you follow the instructions. Just cut a piece of cardboard so that the end of the vibrator fits and the cardboard will hold the vibrator in place. Once you have the vibrator in place you set it and forget it for 24 hours.

After the 24 hours is up, you peel away the mold from your new vibrator. When we first pulled it out, there were a lot of imperfections to it. This is normal and they tell you this in the directions that all you need to do is simply cut these imperfections away with a sharp knife. My husband took his sander and sanded down the imperfections and made my new vibrator completely smooth and ready for me to play with.

Your finished vibrator is easy to clean with antibacterial toy cleaner or a mild soap with water. You can also use with silicone or water-based lubricants.

We were very happy with our finished product. It did come out a little crooked, but it is still a replica of my husband and I absolutely love it. The rubber material is soft and feels real inside of me. The vibrations are very strong on this bad boy. I can feel them all the way up the shaft. It is kind of loud, but I don't care because I love the power that this bad boy has! It gets me off faster than any of my other vibrators, even the ones that have clitoral stimulators! I am absolutely in love with this product!!

I'm still in love with my clone a willy dildo I made of my hubby! It's definitely my favorite toy. There's nothing like getting myself off with a clone of my hubby's willy!! It was definitely worth the time and effort it took to make this one!