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(07 May 2017, 17:27 )doxel Wrote: [ -> ]Hopefully it doesn't get much larger very quickly.

Just use a drop of a transparent nail polish lacquer.

When I cut the hole in front, I use shoe glue to prevent destruction.

I usually buy medical compression pantyhose. There's much more spandex in them - more elastic, more tight, more slippery, more everything.
I made two exceptions from this "rule" and I didn't like it:
1) I bought nylon pantyhose - I threw them away the same day they arrived
2) I bought Gatta Brillant - they have a seam, but they have the same width everywere. Near the toes they are wider than my thick winter male socks.

(07 May 2017, 17:27 )doxel Wrote: [ -> ]

(07 May 2017, 16:49 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]Some facts:

Nylon melts at 190–350 °C
Pantyhose are dyed at 95 °C and shaped at 140 °C

So, at least there should not be any problem drying them by a heater.

Great, that will really put my mind at ease when I'm blasting heat on my tights. Well, they're cheap ones anyway. Btw, I just got another pair of control top pantyhose and this one fits perfectly. The last one I got was 40dn while this one is 15dn, which probably helped a bit. I ripped a tiiiny hole in it though, forgetting that my nails were a bit sharp in my excitement to get them on. Hopefully it doesn't get much larger very quickly. Oh well.

I don't really notice much of a difference compared to normal pantyhose though, are control tops just suppose to be just a little bit tighter? Which one do you prefer?

They do make something just for hosiery repair called Runfree hosiery repair. Do a search for runfree Info they give is

Quote:RunFree instantly and permanently stops snags and runs in stockings, pantyhose, compression hosiery, tights, opaques, knee-highs, and lingerie.
RunFree is instant, odorless during use, and invisible.
RunFree can also be used to pre-treat hosiery problem areas before they get a chance to snag or run.
RunFree makes wearing expensive hosiery affordable. Is a mascara size bottle.