I like clamping. It really makes my cock feel like it has been stretched in every direction possible, but I have a problem. I am overweight, so it makes finding that right spot hard, and also gives me problems like the clamp sliding forward and the padding moving around. I also recently got an injury because of this. No, I didn't overclamp. The edge of one of the clamp parts cut my skin. These things aren't made with penises in mind...yet
...and, let's just say, it hurt.
I decided I was going to make a clamp that is more comfortable, using my regular, Wal-mart purchased cable clamp. I purchased a tube of aquarium sealant from the pet department of "Penis Enlargement-mart" and set about creating a clamp that had nice, soft silicone edges.
I opened the clamp wide and began to apply the sealant along the jaw parts of the device. I was careful not to get any of the silicone in any moving parts or on the ratchety teeth part of the clamp. That woud prevent it from opening and closing. I basically put it on the parts that clamp down on the shaft and constrict it, making sure any possible sharp edges were coated. When that was done, I smoothed it out with a butter knife, kind of like spreading icing, until it looked about right, and then I set it on some tp to cure. I put it on toilet paper because it would be easy to remove after the curing. Just moisten and rub away.
It takes 48 hours for the silicon to cure, so I have to wait and see if it works good. I will let you all know how it does after I give it a try in two days.
Also, if you want to try this yourself, be sure to use aquarium sealant. It is non-toxic and pretty easy to shape. Other sealants may have harmful chemicals in it.
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I decided I was going to make a clamp that is more comfortable, using my regular, Wal-mart purchased cable clamp. I purchased a tube of aquarium sealant from the pet department of "Penis Enlargement-mart" and set about creating a clamp that had nice, soft silicone edges.
I opened the clamp wide and began to apply the sealant along the jaw parts of the device. I was careful not to get any of the silicone in any moving parts or on the ratchety teeth part of the clamp. That woud prevent it from opening and closing. I basically put it on the parts that clamp down on the shaft and constrict it, making sure any possible sharp edges were coated. When that was done, I smoothed it out with a butter knife, kind of like spreading icing, until it looked about right, and then I set it on some tp to cure. I put it on toilet paper because it would be easy to remove after the curing. Just moisten and rub away.
It takes 48 hours for the silicon to cure, so I have to wait and see if it works good. I will let you all know how it does after I give it a try in two days.
Also, if you want to try this yourself, be sure to use aquarium sealant. It is non-toxic and pretty easy to shape. Other sealants may have harmful chemicals in it.