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I was just thinking about this today, I did a coil in my igo-w and kinda love it. But couldn't really find any up close videos on youtube

lol as per my local state police barracks - 45 mins or more lol

that makes sense, sometimes when I flood the atty I do get some juice "condensation" where the cap screws down.

I have seen quite a lot of pictures and youtube videos on the rm2 microcoils. Is there a reasoning behind trimming the wicks short and not going between the posts and filling up the back portion of the cup with the extra. Thanks guys and gals

lol I didn't do it yet, the more I thought about it and read some more stuff the more I thought I shouldn't lol. But black... well thats just damn hot and goes with my style.

Beautiful! What kind of paint? Textured flat sounds like plasti dip?

lol I meant @facemeats story.

lol I hope there is a good story behind that

ohh.... lol

Yes, cool thanks :)

What else can I put under the button top to raise it, I lost the little plastic pipe that goes under the button top. Thanks

Would juice on the firing pin do anything because I had another question about the noalox. I never glued the tube onto the metal nipple, I do see juice on the firing pin and under the gasket on the firing pin shaft. Ocasionally I see it on the top of the batter, literally like a bead of sweat...

no biggie :) I'm assuming my sub ohm coils don't help but i've always had to noalox even when I was vaping on boge 2ohm cartos. I hit the pin hard with a metal file but always get sparks until I put the noalox on. How often do you file the pin on yours?

"Yup. Noalox is non-conductive so it's okay to leave wet. It's 20% zinc dust by weight and works by removing any existing oxidation (that's the zinc part) and protects by keeping air and moisture out to prevent further oxidation (the grease part). There are some conductive greases out there but...

Only had sparking a few months ago and ended up melting the button but I think I had a short as well.

lol I thought that two but figured everyone gives their 2 cents online :) The only reason I'm asking is that a lot of the photos I have seen of the firing pin, it looked like the noalox is dry but I'm guessing its just the way it looks. lol and yes it takes QUITE a long time to dry. I tried...

cool thanks guys!

When cleaning reapplying noalox to the firing pin, should you wait for the noalox to dry before using or do you just apply, slip a battery in and keep vaping? Thanks all

I will def post it, long day tomorrow so will probably be monday-ish lol isn't that how we are all, get all excited and rush to get it done lol. That's what happened with one of my phoenix attys, got all excited to drill the air hole out and well.... that one was ruined forever lol

excellent choice I have 000 steel wool all over the place. Thanks!