Noalax! A must!

[FAUXPUFF]

I know there are other threads about this, but I had to chime in...
If you own a mod, or even a regular PV, you MUST get Noalox...
You can find it at HOME DEPOT.
I have a Protege as my main PV.
When I first got it, I got plumes of vapor.
But recently, the vapor seemed to be waning...
I took it apart and cleaned the switch and all the threads.
A little better, but not the way it was when I first got it.
Today I applied liberal amounts of Noalox to every connection point...
IT HITS LIKE IT'S BRAND NEW!
So go out and get your Noalox, and apply it every week!
Happy vaping!

 

[techtony]

do you mean Noalox? I've been wondering about contact solutions.

 

[thewomenfolk]

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The hardware store people have never heard of "Noalox" but if you ask for Ideal noalox anti-oxidant, they know right where it is. Yea, it's good for those thread connections.

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[FAUXPUFF]

Noalox is for aluminum, so I guess it stands for NO ALuminum OXidation...

 

[smokum]

Yes, its mostly used for home electrical wires that are aluminum and are being "pigtailed" to copper so the two dissimilar metals don't oxidize.

VapeOn,
Greg

 

[Sad Society]

This is an interesting thread. Ive never heard of this stuff before, but it seems like a good idea. The question is what about inside threads and atomizer threads? Does this stuff leave it's own residue? How is it resistant to heat?

I wouldn't want anybody trying this stuff and end up accidentally vaping it. Again I don't know how this stuff works or how it should be used. I just got a mod and haven't had any connection problems so far, but I've had battery connection problems with the penstyle ecigs before.

Thanks for the info.