Has anyone glued their button cover to the actual button? I got annoyed with the cover spinning when I was trying lock the button, so I super glued it. Anyone else?
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No I use two pieces of floss is a cross over the stock button before I push on the cover holds tight with no spin until I need to pull it ff. I only had the flat Teflon like floss not the thicker string like stuff on hand.
If you ever need to rebuild it you'll have to pull that button cover off.
If you ever need to rebuild it you'll have to pull that button cover off.
I'm going to have to do that if I want to use the button cover I just got. Something about how I press the button with the cover on locks the button pretty much every other time. I must push a little clockwise.
Thank you for posting this question. It has never been an issue for me but I love learning new things in order to help others. I had never read about using the floss. I doubt you have much to worry about. It will probably work it's way loose evidentually. But if it does work for you, that's all that matters. Happy vaping. 
I just give it a slight counter clockwise push as I slide my finger on to firing, it's automatic now.
I have been using it on 3 of them for 6 months with no issues, but if it does, new floss and I'll be good to go. I did replace the floss when I pulled them all off to do the contact upgrade.Thank you for posting this question. It has never been an issue for me but I love learning new things in order to help others. I had never read about using the floss. I doubt you have much to worry about. It will probably work it's way loose evidentually. But if it does work for you, that's all that matters. Happy vaping.
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