Bought a black crome provari over a year ago with out a provari stamp on it, was just wondering has this happened to anyone else?
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my chrome provari doesnt have a logo, but its because i got it as a "blemished" unit.. i like it better wo the logo anyway
My satin silver ProVari almost is logo-less (it was very faint from the start, and now is barely visible)
If I remember right a very small number of the black Chrome units got sent with out the logo.. now my was satin/now polished lost its logo during the "cut" compound part of said polishing 
How did you polish I stripped mine down to bare metal what do I use to make super shiny lol.....
If I remember right a very small number of the black Chrome units got sent with out the logo.. now my was satin/now polished lost its logo during the "cut" compound part of said polishing
It happens on occasion. Iv seen lots of them come that way expecially the chrome varis that were on sale. It also happens over time with all provaris . My mini is now logoless from use and my chrome one is starting to fade away.
I used yellow and white stainless compound and a lot of time.. did very small sections over 48hrs. Pm me if you need more help then that and ill walk ya thru it all
Same here. Its only been a little over a month and my Provari logo is almost completely gone. Its sad because now its like wearing a Polo without the horse.
We use a laser etching process to create the logo. When this is done, a laser is used to literally burn part of the metal away to etch the design onto the tube. This creates a thin etching into the tube like a very light engraving.
The laser burns the logo into the side of the tube. Whenever there is burning, there is carbon left behind. This is what makes the logo so dark at first.
Unfortunately, there is no way to keep the carbon in place so as it gets handled and rubbed, the carbon wears off, leaving the light engraving of the logo behind.
So, the logo is still going to be there, it will just eventually be the same color as the tube, like if we were to have carved the logo into the metal instead of burning it.
But the logo doesn't fade on the black or other colored ProVaris, you may say, and you are correct. Because we coat the metal tube with a layer of ceramic first, when it goes through the laser etching process, the ceramic is burned away, leaving the metal underneath exposed.
Kindly,
ProVape
The laser burns the logo into the side of the tube. Whenever there is burning, there is carbon left behind. This is what makes the logo so dark at first.
Unfortunately, there is no way to keep the carbon in place so as it gets handled and rubbed, the carbon wears off, leaving the light engraving of the logo behind.
So, the logo is still going to be there, it will just eventually be the same color as the tube, like if we were to have carved the logo into the metal instead of burning it.
But the logo doesn't fade on the black or other colored ProVaris, you may say, and you are correct. Because we coat the metal tube with a layer of ceramic first, when it goes through the laser etching process, the ceramic is burned away, leaving the metal underneath exposed.
Kindly,
ProVape
Thats good to hear.... Thats why my 5 month old Black Satin Provari logos are still good as new...
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