Is it safe to paint or engrave a mod or an eGo?

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Morrighian

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I've looked for a pretty ego battery or a mod, but haven't found the perfect match.
I was wondering can you safely paint or engrave an ego? Painting shouldn't be a problem as it shouldn't get hot, right?

The light engraving is something I'm more concerned about.

I did buy a vamo v3 and it's close to perfection, but does a paint+varnish cause an issue or a hazard?
 

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The evic in my picture in a unique diamond etched peace won it at a give away in Europe once I won immediately people offered me 1,000-1,200 euro for it. So yes you can safely engrave your mods .... I suggest it's done professionally and if you can obviously remove the battery before hand because you don't want the heat or heat preventative measures to compromise your battery. If not notify the artist before hand to take a safe preventative course .
 

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I wouldnt with a manufactured ego ect. most of them have to thin of walls to do so, plus they arnt going to last forever. Sorry :/ Mods however....I could totally see.

There is one artist I know who does amazing work with GG's (give me a second see if I can find a linky)

This artist. http://www.vaperev.com/blog/the-art-of-engraving/
if you google his name he does all kinds of amazing work with metal. :)
 
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