Vape juice as a paint remover?

[Recycled Roadkill]

It's been a couple of days since I've used the jungle camo (Olive drab green) Cool Fire II. I just took it out for this session of ECF when I noticed some white stuff around the fire button. I removed it only to find that some juice apparently dripped on that area which seems to have acted as a paint remover.

It's a local store's blend called Dragon's Brew that's a coffee flavor.

I had wondered if the OD green coating/paint on the VTR and Cool Fire II was powdered coated but now I know better.

Also, this mod has never been around water or any other liquid substance. Okay, some drool maybe but other that that, nothing.

 

[Zealous]

A similar thing happened with my Eroll. Around the air hole the paint pealed off. Obviously from the eliquid as that was the only liquid I've had around it.

 

[Botomline]

If my juice removed paint I might reconsider if I want to keep using it.

 

[Recycled Roadkill]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger! Or so I've heard.

 

[Botomline]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger! Or so I've heard.

I'll be happy to introduce you to my ex if you want to test that theory.

 

[Elizabeth Baldwin]

We drink coke and yet we all know what it does!

 

[LimeFox]

Given some juices (particularly acidic ones) can destroy plastic tanks, I can't say I'd find it surprising that they could remove paint.

Though, I would question the quality of the paint job.

 

[TechX]

Have you seen what Mad Murdock's juice "Pluid" does to plastic tanks? I had to buy a pyrex tank to vape it.

 

[LucentShadow]

Since PG and VG are both alcohols, I'd be surprised if they didn't affect at least a few types of paint.

As mentioned, acidic flavorings also can act as paint strippers.

Does still put the paint job quality in question, though, doesn't it? They should at least pick one that can handle e-liquids.

 

[crxess]

Since PG and VG are both alcohols, I'd be surprised if they didn't affect at least a few types of paint.

As mentioned, acidic flavorings also can act as paint strippers.

Does still put the paint job quality in question, though, doesn't it? They should at least pick one that can handle e-liquids.

You mean Quality Control?

 

[kungfujesus]

If my juice removed paint I might reconsider if I want to keep using it.

one word. COKE