fixing cigars
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kombat96
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fixing cigars
Anyone tried it? Any luck with it? Know someone who can?
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dubleuhb
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Re: fixing cigars
Dude, it's a Gurkha...just chuck it. :bla:
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Scott From NY
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Re: fixing cigars
I have used El Ligador numerous times for cracks or wrappers that are lifting. works well IMHO
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kombat96
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Re: fixing cigars
Damn you dub..your not supposed to tell ppl I smoke gurks
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leftCoast1963
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Re: fixing cigars
Fruit pectin liquid works great for cracks or torn wrappers. Can get it at the grocery store. Tasteless and burns clean and dries quickly.
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dharbolt
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Re: Re: Re: fixing cigars
[quote author=leftCoast1963 link=topic=27509.msg119122#msg119122 date=1402537897]
Fruit pectin liquid works great for cracks or torn wrappers. Can get it at the grocery store. Tasteless and burns clean and dries quickly.
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yup. works great rest for a bit after repair
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Fruit pectin liquid works great for cracks or torn wrappers. Can get it at the grocery store. Tasteless and burns clean and dries quickly.
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yup. works great rest for a bit after repair
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jimbobber
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Re: fixing cigars
[quote author=Scott From NY link=topic=27509.msg119077#msg119077 date=1402508286]
I have used El Ligador numerous times for cracks or wrappers that are lifting. [b]works well IMHO[/b]
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Ditto that. Plus you can use it to make your toenails nice and shiny. :cool:
I have used El Ligador numerous times for cracks or wrappers that are lifting. [b]works well IMHO[/b]
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Ditto that. Plus you can use it to make your toenails nice and shiny. :cool:
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Firebender
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Re: fixing cigars
Someone mentioned using honey.
Thought it was a great idea..
Thought it was a great idea..
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Ryan
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Re: fixing cigars
What is used when the torcedor puts the cap on? I thought it was a stronger natural "glue" of sorts. Can't recall. Use el ligador myself on occassion. It's ok.
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Bwtharp
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Re: fixing cigars
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=27509.msg119311#msg119311 date=1402855037]
What is used when the torcedor puts the cap on? I thought it was a stronger natural "glue" of sorts. Can't recall. Use el ligador myself on occassion. It's ok.
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Growing up in Key West I used to watch them making cigars on Duval street. They just chewed a little wad and stuck it on the end!
B W Tharp
What is used when the torcedor puts the cap on? I thought it was a stronger natural "glue" of sorts. Can't recall. Use el ligador myself on occassion. It's ok.
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Growing up in Key West I used to watch them making cigars on Duval street. They just chewed a little wad and stuck it on the end!
B W Tharp