Saran Wrap?
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YerK
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Saran Wrap?
Anyone ever wrapped a woman with plastic wrap? How many boxes does it take?
- newQSFguy
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Re: Saran Wrap?
DIDVP is one of the studios here that did this. I think he has somthing on Dailymotion.
- ducttapej
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Re: Saran Wrap?
Your cheapo 12 inch by 100 foot roll will do the job.
In the long run, it’s more cost effective to use one of those handi-wrap rolls. Look for them in the packing supplies part of your local office supply store.
In the long run, it’s more cost effective to use one of those handi-wrap rolls. Look for them in the packing supplies part of your local office supply store.
- wysvp
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Re: Saran Wrap?
Hi,
I have wrapped over a dozen women in saran wrap for my videos - in fact, I just did one this past week. I've also shot full encasement videos (for a model and her own website) where the woman is bound from head to toe completely (!) in saran wrap.
The standard 250 foot role found at most supermarkets will get you 2-4 nice bindings - assuming you go over the same spot 2-3 times - full encasement takes a bit more; lighter bindings a bit less.
Email me if you want futher info (photo@didvp.com).
Mike
I have wrapped over a dozen women in saran wrap for my videos - in fact, I just did one this past week. I've also shot full encasement videos (for a model and her own website) where the woman is bound from head to toe completely (!) in saran wrap.
The standard 250 foot role found at most supermarkets will get you 2-4 nice bindings - assuming you go over the same spot 2-3 times - full encasement takes a bit more; lighter bindings a bit less.
Email me if you want futher info (photo@didvp.com).
Mike
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