cleaning contacts

[imeothanasis]

A better method than a thin sandpaper is the mesh. That way contacts stay shined and you dont "eat" contacts material. Try it and tell me your thoughts

 

[tazz]

I hate to ask Imeo, but what mesh are you talking about?

 

[imeothanasis]

mesh that people use on mesh atomizers tazz.

 

[LongDraw]

Would something like this wear away the contacts on atomizers/mods.

Scratch Brush, Fiberglass (Colors may vary) - Amazon.com

It is a scratch brush pen, fiberglass. Because of the concern on whether it would wear away contacts I have only used it once.

A better method than a thin sandpaper is the mesh. That way contacts stay shined and you dont "eat" contacts material. Try it and tell me your thoughts

 

[imeothanasis]

it doesnt look bad Long but it depends on how fat the pieces of glass are on this construction. But mesh does a very good job. I was experimenting with mesh last night and works exellent

 

[LongDraw]

Thanks Imeo. May have to try the mesh as well, have quite a bit here. Since I was worried about the scratching I have just been using isopropyl alcohol to clean the contacts on my pv once a week or so.

 

[imeothanasis]

mesh will not scratch your contacts Long. Try it, it does the best job

 

[subver]

Interesting, I will try this! Does the mesh size matter? #400 ok?

 

[imeothanasis]

its ok sub. Thats what I used

 

[jkim5708]

Thanks for Idea....Fiberglass brush...I use it for work on some highly sensitive lab instruments. Use it to clean SS parts especially.

 

[DHumberson]

May have to try mesh on the contact for the button. I seem like it gets good contact 70% of the time. Kinda disappointing when you are expecting a hit like a freight train and get nothing...

 

[DHumberson]

Just tried mesh to clean the button contact. Fires awesome. Grabbing some ready wire soon gonna rebuild both Penelope and Ody.

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