Can't seem to find besides a synthesis (too exp and unattainable anyway) , any ideas? Would prefer a dripper, but genny type would do. I wish the igo-L outside was copper...
Matching atty for brass mod?
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Some of the chinese clones are chrome plated brass. I've made alterations on some such things, and its my experience that it doesn't take much to sand the chrome off. (outside only would be easy as its all convex surfaces)
Senio makes drippers and gennys but you will have to wait for the list to open again which will happen after this first run.
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the senio stuff is beautiful, but will probably be awhile for that....
I was hand sanding with 800, then 1500 grit. I wasn't trying to remove all the chrome from the entire outside; but I'm guessing you could do the whole job in less than half an hour.
Here's one, not expensive either. Well, I don't know about the shipping costs from Germany:
https://www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/Verdampfer/Selbstwickelverdampfer/VF-DID-Gold
With right kind of drip tip, I think ss-atomizers look quite good also in brass mods. Here's mine
https://www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/Verdampfer/Selbstwickelverdampfer/VF-DID-Gold
With right kind of drip tip, I think ss-atomizers look quite good also in brass mods. Here's mine
Thinking about this a bit, and here's what I would have on hand to do it: 1 sheet ea. of 400, 600, 800, 1500 grit sand paper. Something soft but flat like a pad of paper, or a mouse pad. Lay the sandpaper down on the pad, and hold the atty down on it to rub. I wouldn't use the 400 or 600 unless the chrome is unwilling to sand off easily. Whichever grit takes the chrome off, the rest are just needed to take out the scratches you put in it with the first grit. The higher the first effective grit, the more sheets of it you'll need to get it done. (400=1sht., 600=2, 800-I'd get 3 sheets, just in case)
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