Repair Your Sex Doll – Damage Prevention and Safe Fix Options 

Repairing a sex doll in 2025 starts with prevention. Most long-term damage comes from storage mistakes, weight pressure, wrong cleaning products, and metal friction from the skeleton. 

Common damage points

• torn TPE around the vagina or armpits
  
  

• finger wires pushing through the skin
  
  

• neck or hip looseness
  
  

• stains from dark clothing
  
  

• heat damage from dryers or hot water
  
  

Minor repairs you can handle

• small TPE surface tears using TPE glue
  
  

• silicone patch kits for light cuts
  
  

• fingertip reshaping with a heat wand (low heat)
  
  

• stain fading with approved oil or stain remover
  
  

Never use random glue — household adhesive melts TPE.

When to request factory help

• skeleton damage
  
  

• joint replacements
  
  

• deep hip tearing
  
  

• head-neck connector failure
  
  

Professional repair is safer than forcing joints.

Storage and handling to avoid damage

• avoid sharp pressure points
  
  

• don’t leave doll seated for days
  
  

• rotate arms and legs occasionally
  
  

• avoid sunlight exposure
  
  

• use powder to protect skin surface
  
  

Replacement strategy
Some parts are cheaper to replace than repair:

• heads
  
  

• wigs
  
  

• eyes
  
  

• removable vaginas
  
  

Buying original parts prevents mismatched color.

Final advice:
Treat repairs like maintenance — not improvisation. If the seller provides factory service, use it. Safety first.

“Read the important article: 6 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing Your First Sex Doll”

“New buyer? Caring for Your Sex Doll.”

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“For affordable picks, see Gutdolls – budget-friendly options.”

“If you want compact torsos, explore Erovenus – realistic mini dolls.”

link to accessories, maintenance and repair website: Coeros.com