Quick fix for cracked/leaking CE4

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Rookie

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Apr 19, 2009
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I have a CE4 that began to show slight cracks after 1 week and slow leak a couple days later. Being frugal, I didn't just want to toss it so I washed it and let it dry overnight then I took some clear fingernail polish and gave it a coat around the bottom where it was cracked/leaking and let it dry for several hours to let it set up good. Refilled and it is working like new and no more leaking.
 
My starter kit came with 2 ce4's, both of which cracked within 24 hours of being put into use. Not a good start to my vaping career. I ordered some 5 packs of inexpensive "new and improved' ce4's from a different supplier and 2 were put into service right away and lasted about 11 days of alternating them. I tossed them and put a new one to work tonight and was pleased how crisply it produced vapor. I'm fairly new at this and groping my way along but I reckon if it costs 3 bucks for 10 days worth of service then I am still way ahead.
 

RT88

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have to tell u, i had two CE4s, both turned frosty on the inside after less than a month. i think it was apple juices and tobaccos.

the Vision 2.0s do not frost at all, their polycarbonate or acrylic is better. I have seen the black plastic mouthpieces turn whitish after apples and certain types of tobac juice. if they could just make the mouthpieces out of something similar... Vision tanks are definitely superior to eGo CE4 or clones
 
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