AsMODus Owners Club

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The Legacy Collection :

I got this in the latter part of 2020 - Asmodus Pumper 18 with a Bunker on top. I gave it several applications of mineral oil and Howard's. The colors got darker and richer and black stripes emerged. She's a beauty.

 

[stabwood is good]

Asmodus Pumper 18 with a Haku Riviera (clone) on top.

 

[Fidola13]

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Asmodus Pumper 18 with a Haku Riviera (clone) on top.

Such bright colors!!

 

[stabwood is good]

Asmodus Pumper 18 with a Bunker on top. Cool drip tip also from Asmodus.

 

[Zazie]

What a pretty Pumper!

 

[stabwood is good]

What a pretty Pumper!

Thanks! I got lucky

 

[stabwood is good]

My new Asmodus addition, a lovely gift from Phil at Stabwoodmods.uk
The Polished Pumper 18
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Do you think they put some sort of clear coat on here? It’s got a shine beyond mineral oil and Howard’s. I was thinking of putting a clear coat on some of my Pumpers and Lunas.

 

[Pigs]

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Do you think they put some sort of clear coat on here? It’s got a shine beyond mineral oil and Howard’s. I was thinking of putting a clear coat on some of my Pumpers and Lunas.

The guys at Stabwoodmods only give any unfinished mods an oil, a hand polish and wax. And then give a light buffing. That includes a lot of Asmodus stabwood mods. Lunas Pumpers and others!
Putting a clear coat on your Pumper and Luna would be no problems at all. If you do just make sure that you use a light lacquer that's alcohol free, you might need to search yourself there!
An excellent alternative option is to use Micro Mesh sanding pads. The finish using those comes up like a mirror finish. A lot of sanding though

 

[Zazie]

Yup, I'm working on a Luna and a stab knife right now. At the rate I buff, it'll take weeks. No matter. I'm in no rush. And when I'm done, I'll pick up the next (I have several more that need polishing up).

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Yup, I'm working on a Luna and a stab knife right now. At the rate I buff, it'll take weeks. No matter. I'm in no rush. And when I'm done, I'll pick up the next (I have several more that need polishing up).

If it's easier for you a motorised buffing wheel can be used, you can get the different grades of micro mesh sanding discs for it. Just Never go over 1200 rpm on it. You'll make your stabwood cry if you do

 

[Zazie]

I got some of those a while back, but I couldn't figure out how to use them. I should try again; I might be smarter the next time around.