Best coating/spray for your vape?

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Anything else? Mine is a nemesis or nemmy clone and idk what company made the clone so i dont want to order the wrong wrap
It would be the one that just says nemesis then.As simple as a nemesis tube is though,if you want to do a wrap on it,just get some adhesive vinyl sheet,and make your own.I did this on a few of my mods,when it's just a round tube,it's very easy to do.I got the vinyl sheets off ebay,i got 5 for around $3 or so.
 
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It would be the one that just says nemesis then.As simple as a nemesis tube is though,if you want to do a wrap on it,just get some adhesive vinyl sheet,and make your own.I did this on a few of my mods,when it's just a round tube,it's very easy to do.I got the vinyl sheets off ebay,i got 5 for around $3 or so.
Okay and i can just cut it and etc and put it on my mod? Thanks!
 

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Yeah,just leave the paper on it so you can wrap it around to get it cut where you want it,then peel the paper and put it on.Just make sure to clean the tube first real good to get the dirt and oil from your hands off so it will stick good,and make sure you only wrap the tube,you don't want to cover the lock ring or the little vent slots in the sides of the top cap.
 

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Yeah,just leave the paper on it so you can wrap it around to get it cut where you want it,then peel the paper and put it on.Just make sure to clean the tube first real good to get the dirt and oil from your hands off so it will stick good,and make sure you only wrap the tube,you don't want to cover the lock ring or the little vent slots in the sides of the top cap.
okay thanks man!
 

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I just use generic vinyl carbon fiber wrap on my Precise + mods. 10 bucks on ebay is enough to cover a dozen.

My other two mods are Titanium which of course need no covering. One time I was with my friend Bruce B. and we were visiting New York city and he said his vape was better than my vape. I said my vape was better than his vape. He jokingly gave me a nut shot and I doubled over. We laughed. Then I retaliated and shoved him in front a moving bus. He went all green, shredded his clothes, threw the bus into the east river and charged me. I said "Bad Hulk" and bopped him on the head with my titanium mod and knocked him out. He woke up naked and I said "We done arguing now?" Then we bought him some pants and shirt and got a beer.
 
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Vinyl is in my opinion the best way to quickly change a color and provide protection to the mod under it, done correctly it can look pretty spectacular.

For reference, many manufacturers will supply a $0.99 3"x5" sample of vinyl, this is large enough to wrap most tube mods(Ex: Hexis Skintac HX30000 Vinyl Wrap Sample 3in x 5in). Wrapping vehicles is sort of a thing I do, so I always have access to a crap ton of samples and scraps to choose from. Application can take a few tries if you've never done it, you will definitely need a cutting surface and a very sharp fine point razor blade to do the job properly, I choose to use Olfa 30° blades because it's what many professionals choose to use when wrapping cars, I would advise against using an X-acto knife as the blades dull very quickly and to get a clean precise cut you must have a sharp blade edge.

I've wrapped a number of my vapes and it always seems to hold up pretty well, if you do it correctly it can be a fantastic way to accent mods. Here's two that I have handy right now my Lethal clone, wrapped in 3M Atomic Teal and my Nemesis clone, wrapped in Hexis gloss taupe grey fine grain leather vinyl.
vinylmods1.jpg

The Lethal started out boring black, the Nemesis is brass underneath and I chose the leather initially because it's thick and I wanted to wrap over the tube seam, I ended up really liking how the leather texture gives traction to it in my hand, plus it now appears to be a solid 18650 tube, which I much prefer.
Close up of that Hexis simulated leather texture, it's quite nice.
vinylmods2.jpg


You can get lost in the available vinyl colors and the custom printed options are literally endless, you can laminate a transparent color on top of a different color to achieve different effects, they even have numerous clear sparkle/glitter laminates. Really a huge huge selection, my choice would be metro restyling as I've had good customer service with them for small and large orders - Metro Restyling - Leader in Color Change Wrap Vinyl
 

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Vinyl is in my opinion the best way to quickly change a color and provide protection to the mod under it, done correctly it can look pretty spectacular.

For reference, many manufacturers will supply a $0.99 3"x5" sample of vinyl, this is large enough to wrap most tube mods(Ex: Hexis Skintac HX30000 Vinyl Wrap Sample 3in x 5in). Wrapping vehicles is sort of a thing I do, so I always have access to a crap ton of samples and scraps to choose from. Application can take a few tries if you've never done it, you will definitely need a cutting surface and a very sharp fine point razor blade to do the job properly, I choose to use Olfa 30° blades because it's what many professionals choose to use when wrapping cars, I would advise against using an X-acto knife as the blades dull very quickly and to get a clean precise cut you must have a sharp blade edge.

I've wrapped a number of my vapes and it always seems to hold up pretty well, if you do it correctly it can be a fantastic way to accent mods. Here's two that I have handy right now my Lethal clone, wrapped in 3M Atomic Teal and my Nemesis clone, wrapped in Hexis gloss taupe grey fine grain leather vinyl.
vinylmods1.jpg

The Lethal started out boring black, the Nemesis is brass underneath and I chose the leather initially because it's thick and I wanted to wrap over the tube seam, I ended up really liking how the leather texture gives traction to it in my hand, plus it now appears to be a solid 18650 tube, which I much prefer.
Close up of that Hexis simulated leather texture, it's quite nice.
vinylmods2.jpg


You can get lost in the available vinyl colors and the custom printed options are literally endless, you can laminate a transparent color on top of a different color to achieve different effects, they even have numerous clear sparkle/glitter laminates. Really a huge huge selection, my choice would be metro restyling as I've had good customer service with them for small and large orders - Metro Restyling - Leader in Color Change Wrap Vinyl

Awesome, thanks so much for sharing this! I'm thinking I could use my quilting mats and blades since the blades are replaceable and can be sharpened. My last order for a wrap had to be re-sent 3 times, with me finally saying I was going to leave a crap review here before it actually made it to my house. 2 months of fustration I wanted to avoid at all costs, plus this is less expensive since I have everything but the material. Thank you :thumb:
 

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I find dipping would be the best bet if you want something that looks really neat, I've dipped mostly plastic things here and there but never really thought about my mod.

I think it's called mydipkit or something along the lines of that, but for the nemesis I'm not sure if you'd have to scuff it up for the paint to stick to the metal. If you do go the route you can test try on some metal scrap to see how it holds up.
 
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