Clone a Willy Kit

I haven't made my willy yet as I bought it for a bit of fun for valentine's day. I'm not one for buying online but the experience with this company was great. They left some handwritten advice to help, which shows they care about their customers. I'll be buying from them again.

Unfortunately I had a bad experience with this.
To start off, despite what anything may say DON'T DO THIS ALONE!
Timing is everything and when in the molding process you need to mix the molding, pour it from a big bowl into a small tube while maintaining an erection on your own with the use of your own hands at this point and put your erect penis in, in a timely manner before the molding gets too hard. I think I was about 30 seconds off because I went soft so I had to beat it intensely...much to my demise I went to stick it in the molding and it wasn't letting me in.
Being said, definitely have your partner with you. When it comes to mixing, a power mixer could come in handy and give you more time. Try to get your penis in there 15-30 seconds before it is recommended on the instructions...and well having your partner there giving you a blowjob should keep you nice and hard. OR get her to do the mixing while you go from behind.

Anyways, hope anyone reading this gets better luck than I did. I'll have to order an extra molding kit from the companies website which cost me about $6 plus 10-20$ shipping. Quite an inconvenience.

We had a lot of fun with this product. Yes, it requires lots of preparation to get ready and, yes, if you're a bit crooked (as I am)there's an added challenge. The time limits on mixing the products are real and must be respected, but it was fun doing this together. We'll probably buy another and take a bit more care, but the replica we made was pretty good. I highly recommend it for something different to do together, have a giggle and end up with a memento when I'm away on business.

We used a similar product, and if we hadn't kept getting casting compound for the four tries it took to actually get a cast, we never would have gotten our clone. I'm also not very convinced that the result will clean properly, what with all the detailed ridges from his cock and the pockets made by air bubbles in the casting compound. I wouldn't expect to get a functioning dildo from this if I were you... more of a keepsake. A very personal one. It was still a lot of fun, and we spent some very creative nights together while trying to make this work. If you'd like to try it yourself, here are some tips to maybe help you do it right the first time: 1. PREPARE. If you're really curved, you may want to skip this kit—their "extra step" for curved guys just makes it nearly impossible to use their mold. Buy your own casting powder (Moldgel SILFREE Regular-Set is safe and works about the same as what they sell in the kit) and find a container that will allow you to capture your curve without leaving a flat spot on your clone (we used a huge cup from 7-11). Empire Labs sells the rubber it uses outside its kits, so you can still get your actual dildo material there. Once you're ready, trim your pubes, put some oil or vaseline on them, and get hard BEFORE you start. Cock rings are helpful. 2. MIX. Imagine getting blown while mixing cake batter, it's about what this part is like. Use an electric mixer to mix the casting compound up (much faster than the hand-mixing suggested in the directions) while your helper keeps you nice and hard in whatever way you prefer. 3. TIME CAREFULLY and INSERT 15-30 seconds before the directions tell you to! It's almost impossible to get yourself in the cast before it hardens in the time frame the directions give you. Don't worry about keeping it up that long, the mold is set before you know it. 4. HAVE FUN! This can make for some amazing foreplay if you can keep the focus on enjoying each other, not just getting the cast done. Make it worth it whether you get your cast or not—follow up all of that stimulation with something really special!

We got a Clone-A-Willy kit after considering it for a while. We did some research online for reviews. We also made sure to carefully read the instructions a couple of times over before beginning; and we also laid out all the tools and materials that would be needed.The key to success with kit is preparation. Make sure you've got everything ready to go. Make sure you've read the instructions. Formulate a plan of exactly how you're gonna get things done. Only then should you proceed.In our case, my wife and I got things ready to go. My wife got me hard, then measured the molding tube, which I then cut and taped as instructed. Although I did cut the tube a bit longer than my measured penis length, it turns out that I cut the tube too short and ended up pressing it up against my body harder during molding than when we measured. As a result, my penis pressed against the end of the tube; this created a flat spot on the penis head of the clone, and caused a bend in it that isn't present in my actual penis.The only other thing that didn't work out perfectly was that we weren't careful enough to make sure my penis was centered in the molding tube; so a second smooth patch on the side of the clone occured where my penis contacted the side of the molding tube.The actual clone, though not perfect, is still very usable; and it was very fun to make too. We'll getting another kit in the future, and trying again, taking greater care with the steps that we know we should have done differently.All in all though, these kits are a lot of fun. Just do some research to benefit from the many people who have tried the kits before you; and get materials, tools, and a game plan ready before starting. Do that, and success should be no problem.