A practical repair kit helps keep a doll’s surface and structure in good condition. Start with a high-quality adhesive suitable for the doll’s material, plus a small set of spare skins or patches for minor surface repairs. Include seam tape or silicone sealant for quick fixes around joints and small tears. A tiny selection of replacement magnets, screws, and fasteners is useful for addressable wear on moving parts.
Cleaning and surface maintenance items are important, such as microfiber cloths, non-abrasive sponges, and mild cleaners compatible with the doll’s material. A set of color-matched touch-up paints or pigments can help address minor scuffs, provided you test color accuracy in a hidden area first. For safety, include nitrile gloves, masks, and ventilation guidance to minimize exposure to fumes during repairs.
Documentation and storage round out the kit. Keep a simple log of repairs, dates, and products used to track wear over time. A compact storage case or organizer helps keep tools organized and accessible. With careful planning, a well-chosen repair kit supports longevity and reduces the risk of accidental damage during upkeep.