Nautilus tank repair help.

[taguy]

These tanks work great, as long as you do not drop them. I dropped my ProV with a Nautilus on it, nothing happened to my Prov, and my tank didn't break, luckily, but the tank did come apart, the base part that screws into the E-cig. I was able to get it back together, however, the sleeve that you turn to adjust the airflow (came off as well in the fall) is not tight like it was before, it moves around and doesn't stay over a hole, making it a real tight draw.

I read somewhere (but can't find it again) where a member what talking about his Kanger, and plugging up the air holes, but I forget what he used? I'm going to take the sleeve off and plug up the other 3 air holes so I can use it again.

 

[Burn_notice_fan_NY]

Did a google search with ecf and plugging holes ( not recommended to do this without ecf in the search ) and found this http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizer-issues/453826-can-my-air-hole-too-big-causing-flavors-seem-muted-my-aga-t2-2.html looks like you could use plain tape or JB Weld

 

[Killah2469]

My nautilus did the same thing and all I did was cover the bottom where the 510 connection is and used a rubber mallet to hammer it back together and now it works as good as new.