Judging by the pictures, you get the clothes sprayed on once, and then you can take them on and off like normal clothes. They just don't have seams, and are perfectly fitted to your body. (and are probably less durable, among other drawbacks).
#12
Silver Jelly
I'm fat and hairy. I don't think this is the right product for me.
And don't let me get started on the reasons I wouldn't want skin tight spray on pants.
#13
Seraphyn
Fun way to make an awesome shirt, but for anything else, fuck no.
#14
Philosopher B.
See it in action (NSFW-ish, or if you don't like to see women's backs):
#15
IronBrig4
Maybe more Futurama-style inventions will result because of this. We may soon feast on Bachelor Chow or visit a conveniently-located Suicide Booth after a hard day.
Maybe more Futurama-style inventions will result because of this. We may soon feast on Bachelor Chow or visit a conveniently-located Suicide Booth after a hard day.
I'm sure a paper bag with eye holes would work just as well...
#28
Fun Size
I keep reading this as "Would you wear spray on Cheese" and getting all excited. Needless to say, I'm disappointed when I get here.
Maybe I need to start my own thread...
#29
LittleSin
This is going to be a cos players dream.
There used to be a shop around here that did latex body painting. I remember this one year a girl was in there from 12pm-5pm...she came out looking EXACTLY like Mystique from the X-Men movies. It was totally kick ass...but I imagine this would have made the process a lot less lengthly.
There used to be a shop around here that did latex body painting. I remember this one year a girl was in there from 12pm-5pm...she came out looking EXACTLY like Mystique from the X-Men movies. It was totally kick ass...but I imagine this would have made the process a lot less lengthly.