Silicone Nose - Toony - Semi Toony - Canine Hyena Mustelid
from $15.00
BOOP! Add a rubber nose to any project with our silicone noses, but toony edition!
Handcast from Special FX silicone rubber, each nose is mixed and cast by hand by yours truly! Backed with fabric, you can sew these in or glue them on or into your projects.
These are LARGE, see the video to see them compared to my hands!
Our noses fit a variety of critter projects, so find what you think is best for your project!
Need a specific species? We offer "Custom Species" orders to create more noses for even more critters! After making your order, we will offer the species for other folks to order too!
Need a specific color? We offer color matching services! Just message in a hex code so we can match what you need after ordering our "Custom Color" option.
Measurements for our current line of noses are in the pictures, using inches!
Things to know about silicone!
Silicone items cannot be painted, unless you have a silicone paint.
Silicone cannot be glued to unless you have a silicone specific glue (like SIL-poxy, or uncured silicone), so you have to leave the fabric backing on to glue and/or sew it down. Gluing it down is great for a fast application, sewing it down takes longer. Gluing THEN sewing it down will last the longest, as the threads will not tear through the material as fast, and it can't be ripped off like it would if simply glued down. For noses, gluing down is the best option, but for high wear items, like pawpads, we recommend sewing and gluing!
Silicone likes to collect things! Dust, fuzz, fur, it all will stick to silicone (but it will come off!). In order to keep this from happening, just dust it with a light layer of baby powder or cornstarch before you install and you should be good to go! You may need to reapply over time, as the dusting wears or falls off.
In order to clean silicone from the debris it has picked up you can either use a piece of tape or another sticky surface to grab it all. Then (re)apply your baby powder/cornstarch to keep it from happening in the future.
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Handcast from Special FX silicone rubber, each nose is mixed and cast by hand by yours truly! Backed with fabric, you can sew these in or glue them on or into your projects.
These are LARGE, see the video to see them compared to my hands!
Our noses fit a variety of critter projects, so find what you think is best for your project!
Need a specific species? We offer "Custom Species" orders to create more noses for even more critters! After making your order, we will offer the species for other folks to order too!
Need a specific color? We offer color matching services! Just message in a hex code so we can match what you need after ordering our "Custom Color" option.
Measurements for our current line of noses are in the pictures, using inches!
Things to know about silicone!
Silicone items cannot be painted, unless you have a silicone paint.
Silicone cannot be glued to unless you have a silicone specific glue (like SIL-poxy, or uncured silicone), so you have to leave the fabric backing on to glue and/or sew it down. Gluing it down is great for a fast application, sewing it down takes longer. Gluing THEN sewing it down will last the longest, as the threads will not tear through the material as fast, and it can't be ripped off like it would if simply glued down. For noses, gluing down is the best option, but for high wear items, like pawpads, we recommend sewing and gluing!
Silicone likes to collect things! Dust, fuzz, fur, it all will stick to silicone (but it will come off!). In order to keep this from happening, just dust it with a light layer of baby powder or cornstarch before you install and you should be good to go! You may need to reapply over time, as the dusting wears or falls off.
In order to clean silicone from the debris it has picked up you can either use a piece of tape or another sticky surface to grab it all. Then (re)apply your baby powder/cornstarch to keep it from happening in the future.
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BOOP! Add a rubber nose to any project with our silicone noses, but toony edition!
Handcast from Special FX silicone rubber, each nose is mixed and cast by hand by yours truly! Backed with fabric, you can sew these in or glue them on or into your projects.
These are LARGE, see the video to see them compared to my hands!
Our noses fit a variety of critter projects, so find what you think is best for your project!
Need a specific species? We offer "Custom Species" orders to create more noses for even more critters! After making your order, we will offer the species for other folks to order too!
Need a specific color? We offer color matching services! Just message in a hex code so we can match what you need after ordering our "Custom Color" option.
Measurements for our current line of noses are in the pictures, using inches!
Things to know about silicone!
Silicone items cannot be painted, unless you have a silicone paint.
Silicone cannot be glued to unless you have a silicone specific glue (like SIL-poxy, or uncured silicone), so you have to leave the fabric backing on to glue and/or sew it down. Gluing it down is great for a fast application, sewing it down takes longer. Gluing THEN sewing it down will last the longest, as the threads will not tear through the material as fast, and it can't be ripped off like it would if simply glued down. For noses, gluing down is the best option, but for high wear items, like pawpads, we recommend sewing and gluing!
Silicone likes to collect things! Dust, fuzz, fur, it all will stick to silicone (but it will come off!). In order to keep this from happening, just dust it with a light layer of baby powder or cornstarch before you install and you should be good to go! You may need to reapply over time, as the dusting wears or falls off.
In order to clean silicone from the debris it has picked up you can either use a piece of tape or another sticky surface to grab it all. Then (re)apply your baby powder/cornstarch to keep it from happening in the future.
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fursuit maker fursuitmaker furry crafting costume cosplay silicone rubber nose canine feline hyena yeen mustelid pine marten badger marten ferret wolf fox toony cartoon costume cosplay character building supply buildingsupply
Handcast from Special FX silicone rubber, each nose is mixed and cast by hand by yours truly! Backed with fabric, you can sew these in or glue them on or into your projects.
These are LARGE, see the video to see them compared to my hands!
Our noses fit a variety of critter projects, so find what you think is best for your project!
Need a specific species? We offer "Custom Species" orders to create more noses for even more critters! After making your order, we will offer the species for other folks to order too!
Need a specific color? We offer color matching services! Just message in a hex code so we can match what you need after ordering our "Custom Color" option.
Measurements for our current line of noses are in the pictures, using inches!
Things to know about silicone!
Silicone items cannot be painted, unless you have a silicone paint.
Silicone cannot be glued to unless you have a silicone specific glue (like SIL-poxy, or uncured silicone), so you have to leave the fabric backing on to glue and/or sew it down. Gluing it down is great for a fast application, sewing it down takes longer. Gluing THEN sewing it down will last the longest, as the threads will not tear through the material as fast, and it can't be ripped off like it would if simply glued down. For noses, gluing down is the best option, but for high wear items, like pawpads, we recommend sewing and gluing!
Silicone likes to collect things! Dust, fuzz, fur, it all will stick to silicone (but it will come off!). In order to keep this from happening, just dust it with a light layer of baby powder or cornstarch before you install and you should be good to go! You may need to reapply over time, as the dusting wears or falls off.
In order to clean silicone from the debris it has picked up you can either use a piece of tape or another sticky surface to grab it all. Then (re)apply your baby powder/cornstarch to keep it from happening in the future.
SEO / Tags
fursuit maker fursuitmaker furry crafting costume cosplay silicone rubber nose canine feline hyena yeen mustelid pine marten badger marten ferret wolf fox toony cartoon costume cosplay character building supply buildingsupply
BOOP! Add a rubber nose to any project with our silicone noses, but toony edition!
Handcast from Special FX silicone rubber, each nose is mixed and cast by hand by yours truly! Backed with fabric, you can sew these in or glue them on or into your projects.
These are LARGE, see the video to see them compared to my hands!
Our noses fit a variety of critter projects, so find what you think is best for your project!
Need a specific species? We offer "Custom Species" orders to create more noses for even more critters! After making your order, we will offer the species for other folks to order too!
Need a specific color? We offer color matching services! Just message in a hex code so we can match what you need after ordering our "Custom Color" option.
Measurements for our current line of noses are in the pictures, using inches!
Things to know about silicone!
Silicone items cannot be painted, unless you have a silicone paint.
Silicone cannot be glued to unless you have a silicone specific glue (like SIL-poxy, or uncured silicone), so you have to leave the fabric backing on to glue and/or sew it down. Gluing it down is great for a fast application, sewing it down takes longer. Gluing THEN sewing it down will last the longest, as the threads will not tear through the material as fast, and it can't be ripped off like it would if simply glued down. For noses, gluing down is the best option, but for high wear items, like pawpads, we recommend sewing and gluing!
Silicone likes to collect things! Dust, fuzz, fur, it all will stick to silicone (but it will come off!). In order to keep this from happening, just dust it with a light layer of baby powder or cornstarch before you install and you should be good to go! You may need to reapply over time, as the dusting wears or falls off.
In order to clean silicone from the debris it has picked up you can either use a piece of tape or another sticky surface to grab it all. Then (re)apply your baby powder/cornstarch to keep it from happening in the future.
SEO / Tags
fursuit maker fursuitmaker furry crafting costume cosplay silicone rubber nose canine feline hyena yeen mustelid pine marten badger marten ferret wolf fox toony cartoon costume cosplay character building supply buildingsupply
Handcast from Special FX silicone rubber, each nose is mixed and cast by hand by yours truly! Backed with fabric, you can sew these in or glue them on or into your projects.
These are LARGE, see the video to see them compared to my hands!
Our noses fit a variety of critter projects, so find what you think is best for your project!
Need a specific species? We offer "Custom Species" orders to create more noses for even more critters! After making your order, we will offer the species for other folks to order too!
Need a specific color? We offer color matching services! Just message in a hex code so we can match what you need after ordering our "Custom Color" option.
Measurements for our current line of noses are in the pictures, using inches!
Things to know about silicone!
Silicone items cannot be painted, unless you have a silicone paint.
Silicone cannot be glued to unless you have a silicone specific glue (like SIL-poxy, or uncured silicone), so you have to leave the fabric backing on to glue and/or sew it down. Gluing it down is great for a fast application, sewing it down takes longer. Gluing THEN sewing it down will last the longest, as the threads will not tear through the material as fast, and it can't be ripped off like it would if simply glued down. For noses, gluing down is the best option, but for high wear items, like pawpads, we recommend sewing and gluing!
Silicone likes to collect things! Dust, fuzz, fur, it all will stick to silicone (but it will come off!). In order to keep this from happening, just dust it with a light layer of baby powder or cornstarch before you install and you should be good to go! You may need to reapply over time, as the dusting wears or falls off.
In order to clean silicone from the debris it has picked up you can either use a piece of tape or another sticky surface to grab it all. Then (re)apply your baby powder/cornstarch to keep it from happening in the future.
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