Thanks Lisa and Imeo & some news :)
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ah yes sorry forgot that bit, with a sponge but not the sponge that came with it, its bright orange and was leaving little speckles on the metal.
The button didnt get done as its very dull and I couldnt be bothered to polish it for hours when i know the magnetic button will be out soon
The button didnt get done as its very dull and I couldnt be bothered to polish it for hours when i know the magnetic button will be out soon
ah yes sorry forgot that bit, with a sponge but not the sponge that came with it, its bright orange and was leaving little speckles on the metal.
The button didnt get done as its very dull and I couldnt be bothered to polish it for hours when i know the magnetic button will be out soon
ok, clear! txs mate!
If this material dont contact electricity then dont put it on threads chris. I am sure that it dont contact electricity, so please remove it and put Noalox on it.
Good point imeo, I unscrewed the post from the bottom cap before applying and did not do the underside of the top cap.
I also reapplied noalox to all threads so they are all buttery smooth
I also reapplied noalox to all threads so they are all buttery smooth
Thanks vapnaway, so far the brass is still looking great. On the everbrote website i noticed when trying to find a product that it could be used on jewellery including copper and brass.
After using it and working with it, i think it would adhere and protect almost any metal, it even adheres to itself when putting on multiple layers without need to sand and the finish is very smooth
no wories at all mre, i think sharing the knowledge is allot more enjoyable than keeping it to yourself , good luck with it.
, good luck with it.Fianlly...........yes Lisa should certainly apply it before sending out emonty
Sorry guys, no chance. I already spend a fair bit of time on them when I get them. Can't spare any more time to do this. If there is a decision made that this kind of finish should be applied to the GG, it will have to be done at the manufacturing end - not at the seller end.
Anyway, it's part of the joy of looking after your GG, doing all these kinds of things, right?
[...]Anyway, it's part of the joy of looking after your GG, doing all these kinds of things, right?
Exactly, Lisa!
Sorry guys, no chance. I already spend a fair bit of time on them when I get them. Can't spare any more time to do this. If there is a decision made that this kind of finish should be applied to the GG, it will have to be done at the manufacturing end - not at the seller end.
Anyway, it's part of the joy of looking after your GG, doing all these kinds of things, right?
Actually Lisa, while you are at it, could you break in some low voltage attys for me?
I have decided to do much more in-house from now on.
I am going to grow the trees to produce the raw materials for the paper in my packaging materials.
Also, I am going to start painting the GG text on the atomisers by hand with a veeeeeeeery small paint brush and engraving the GG logo on the TS myself with a pin.
I am going to grow the trees to produce the raw materials for the paper in my packaging materials.
Also, I am going to start painting the GG text on the atomisers by hand with a veeeeeeeery small paint brush and engraving the GG logo on the TS myself with a pin.
I have decided to do much more in-house from now on.
I am going to grow the trees to produce the raw materials for the paper in my packaging materials.
Also, I am going to start painting the GG text on the atomisers by hand with a veeeeeeeery small paint brush and engraving the GG logo on the TS myself with a pin.
I'm starting to get worried about the juice
i actually quite enjoy the polishing process.........i even polished the button!
my god, im turning into a geek! lol
my god, im turning into a geek! lol
Scott, that button is spectucular 
Tell me the secret, mine never gets that shiny!!!
Tell me the secret, mine never gets that shiny!!!
...man who got me away from NJOY, and into the 510 and T.W. a year and a half ago is FINALLY part of the GG Family Well it's about time!!!!!
Seriously though, thank you for steering SO many of us in the right direction!!! You are truly the best reviewer in my eyes (except when Isaac took his first hit off the GG Grant) and brought me into the magical world of Imeo The Great Greek Geek (you know how much I love you Imeo)!
Now Scott, type your way over to Cloud 9 (Rob I'd send him your way, but he's a Brit. ya know) and buy yourself a GGTS and to 
with all the other crap!
Get hip to the 7.4 world of bliss with the i7...once Steve Jobs, I mean Imeothanasis gets us OUR GGTS AFS
Again, welcome to the GG Family!
With MUCH LOVE - Mr.e
Well it's about time!!!!! Seriously though, thank you for steering SO many of us in the right direction!!! You are truly the best reviewer in my eyes (except when Isaac took his first hit off the GG Grant)
and brought me into the magical world of Imeo The Great Greek Geek (you know how much I love you Imeo)!Now Scott, type your way over to Cloud 9 (Rob I'd send him your way, but he's a Brit. ya know
) and buy yourself a GGTS and to with all the other crap! Get hip to the 7.4 world of bliss with the i7...once Steve Jobs, I mean Imeothanasis gets us OUR GGTS AFS
Again, welcome to the GG Family!
With MUCH LOVE - Mr.e
Scott, that button is spectucular
Tell me the secret, mine never gets that shiny!!!
lol, to be honest i had accidentally scratched the button when fitting the new magnets! so using some very fine sandpaper i gave it a gentle sanding before then using a cape cod polishing cloth and a clean duster to polish and buff it up. im glad i scratched it now as i do feel the button looks even better all polished and shiny!
im sure you can get the same effect without the need to sand it 1st though and the actual polishing process only took about 5 minutes to get it that shiny!
cheers,
scott
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