Brushed Bronze Protank 2?

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Niteowl71

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FYI, I know the tanks you're talking about but be aware they most likely aren't actual protanks, but rather based on them. Yes, you probably saw some graphics that had the Kanger logo on them on alibaba or such, but that isn't that unusual with some of the clones.

That sux know of any good brushed bronze clearomizer I'm wanting to buy the Vision carved wood spinner and kit come with a stainless steel Pro tank and dissent match.
 

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I can't say "good" but I saw a bronze or brass v1 protank on fasttech.com a bit ago for cheap, so in 3 weeks from China you can let us know if it's any good! :)

LOL! Sure will..... I'm also looking at the RG500 Bottom coil Glassmizor they have it in brushed bronze and has good reviews wish I could find bronze replacement parts and build my own
 

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I can't say "good" but I saw a bronze or brass v1 protank on fasttech.com a bit ago for cheap, so in 3 weeks from China you can let us know if it's any good! :)

LOL! Sure will..... I'm also looking at the RG500 Bottom coil Glassmizor they have it in brushed bronze and has good reviews or the Hyperyank 5ml Pyrex Glass its the same as the RG500 wish I could find bronze replacement parts and build my own
 
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Just going to point this out -- a reason why many are leery of bronze/brass/copper for stuff holding liquids is that they generally contain lead, or other aspects that could be kinda weird that only get worse when the metal is heated. Lead makes people stupid, and I can't afford to get stupider.

Great on a mod though, where copper is anti-microbial -- that weird smell you get on your hands after using one is it breaking down the acids and oils -- but on heated liquids it's something to be informed about.
 

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Just going to point this out -- a reason why many are leery of bronze/brass/copper for stuff holding liquids is that they generally contain lead, or other aspects that could be kinda weird that only get worse when the metal is heated. Lead makes people stupid, and I can't afford to get stupider.

Great on a mod though, where copper is anti-microbial -- that weird smell you get on your hands after using one is it breaking down the acids and oils -- but on heated liquids it's something to be informed about.

You have a good point I might just go with The Hyper tank or the RG500 the brushed bronze is wrapped around a glass tank and it looks like it would look OK cause like you I can't afford to get any stupider LOL!
 
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