just bought a mini kanger (white)that....was barley working at first. had juice settling for a while. Now when the battery is in it seems like the button is being pressed. I turned it off and it is still making noise as when the button is pressed to take a puff. IS there something I can do to fix this? or is it defective
problem with kanger mini
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take the battery out immediately!
take it back to where you just got it from.
take it back to where you just got it from.
Good to hear it
I've had a 75 watt Kbox Mini for over a year I think and beat the heck out of it ... never let me down. They are tough boxes (or I just got a good one).
Best of luck with it!
all 3 of mine have survived my mechanic/drop everything from my top pocket hubby... paint job hasn't.. but i like painting them anyhow.
he's been using my originally red, but painted blue and black one for about 2 weeks(and complaining my paintjobs add weight, well duh don't use it then!), and i ended up grabbing it last night... he's not only taken off my paint job in parts, but the original red paint as well, i be seeing silver under it all lol. i'm going to end up sanding that one down eventually, but i've had it since july and managed not to mess it up...Mine looks like it's been through WW3. I'll take a pic of it later and we can compare mod battle scars
Well it sounds like yours will probably be more impressive
My Merlin is definitely ...... to have to hang out with it
Maybe some sanding and a paint job would help, but I think it's probably wiser to think about retirement. Then again, to loose all that character ...
phhhphbbbth! you know they're sexy in silverish... sand it and clear coat it, problem solved.
LOL, I like the way you think
So what have you found is the best protective finish for a mod? Clear I would think Varathane, but that's basically plastic and will scratch up pretty quick. I did that to my copper vein Reo. It didn't last all that long and I never beat up that mod.
There are those protective rubbery coatings. I think they go on quite thick and should be quite durable. Did a quick search and found a clear one. Have you ever tried something like this?
Off to work now to ding that mod up a bit more
i love the description, need to know how it reacts to to heat, and what ever device it is used on would have to be carefully dismantled first and made sure they don't cover/fill in things they shouldn't like the heat vents... i mainly use a hard gel nail polish as most of mine aren't perm and are easily removable with nail polish remover deliberately, though i've being thinking about a few of them i would like to be more perm.
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