I want to use my old AGAT2 top cap on a different base and I don't want the air hole in the side of the cap anymore. Would solder work well enough to plug it up or is there something else that's better / easier.
Best way to plug up a hole on a top cap?
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For easier, a toothpick snipped with wire cutters works awesome. It will swell once juice gets on it and it hardly noticeable.
I would hesitate to use solder or JB Weld on anything that could possibly be inhaled. Just IMHO
yup.. there will be a lot of haters for your answer ...But hey if it works why knock it., its a easy & a fast fix... I use a little square of electrical tape on my rm2 and it doesn't leak like some of the bands you can make, it never got hot cus its the opposite side from my coil and no one can really see it cus its always facing me ..Dam haters get lost
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This is fantastic! @chadsmo What other top caps will fit the heron ?
Anything with an ID of 20mm really, but the AGAT2 is the only one I've seen myself that fits.
sweet. great to know! So if I wanted to replicate this setup, could I just get the base from GP and a cap ? there's no details on what's included in the base...
So Scotch tape or electrical tape works to cover up air holes. I have a igo w, and I had the airhole drilled out and they are WAY to big for me. TOO much air coming in. Will the tape get hot and melt?
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I've never had a problem! I use electrical tap, if it did get hot and start melting you would def smell it, I've never smelt hot plastic from my rba's
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