mts vape wizard, ap and smooth?

[john1211]

Can someone explain the difference between these three? When do/should you use each and do they really work? All feedback appreciated.

Thanks

John

 

[Racehorse]

vape Wizard smooths out flavors, but I have found it really only works (or is necessary for) tobacco vapes.

 

[ckquatt]

What racehorse said about Vape Wizard, though I find it mutes the flavors a bit (enough to notice) so I pulled it from the recipes I had it in. I no longer use it.

I also don't use AP anymore either. It makes my eliquid taste like Fritos corn chips at ANY %! YMMV though so don't take my word for it.


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[john1211]

Vape Wizard smooths out flavors, but I have found it really only works (or is necessary for) tobacco vapes.

thanks

 

[john1211]

What racehorse said about Vape Wizard, though I find it mutes the flavors a bit (enough to notice) so I pulled it from the recipes I had it in. I no longer use it.

I also don't use AP anymore either. It makes my eliquid taste like Fritos corn chips at ANY %! YMMV though so don't take my word for it.


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thanks

 

[BrotherBob]

This old post has been around for years. Could read: DIY Master Techniques - Flavor Add-on's (EM, VW, BW, MTS, ACV, ect)
YMMV.

 

[dannyv45]

Smooth and vape wizard are tobacco blenders to make harsher tobaccos blend with milder tobaccos. I myself never use them I just adjust percentages of tobaccos I use and make sure I use tobacco flavorings that go nicely together and don't clash. I find these additives tent to mute and make the flavor more them blend them. As far as AP it's used to add nuttyness to a mix. Usually used at 1 - 2%. Any higher it gives a burnt corn chip taste.

 

[john1211]

This old post has been around for years. Could read: DIY Master Techniques - Flavor Add-on's (EM, VW, BW, MTS, ACV, ect)
YMMV.

great info thanks

 

[john1211]

Smooth and vape wizard are tobacco blenders to make harsher tobaccos blend with milder tobaccos. I myself never use them I just adjust percentages of tobaccos I use and make sure I use tobacco flavorings that go nicely together and don't clash. I find these additives tent to mute and make the flavor more them blend them. As far as AP it's used to add nuttyness to a mix. Usually used at 1 - 2%. Any higher it gives a burnt corn chip taste.

thanks

 

[Kenna]

AP has a nutty flavor to me. I use it in very small %'s. It's so strong I sometimes only use a few drops.

 

[louiesquared]

I use Vape Wizard when I am trying to make multiple flavors blend together recipes like Milk Shakes and Fruit Smoothies. I only use about 0.25% but I think it helps. Sometimes you dont want all of the flavors to stand on their own. Not a fan of the other two.