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Cranky Habanophile
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When you are done reseasoning, check the seal around the edges with a dollar bill around the edges. There should be some resistance when you pull on the bill. If you find a spot where it pulls out too easily, you can seal with small lengths of painters tape.
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Fooore!
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65% Hearfelt
I am hoping I am going to bypass the painters tape method with the seal I made from the aquarium sealant. To further your comment on the seal - after it dropped to the high 50's I then inspected the seal, as I closed the lid, i could see about a 1/8" gap along the one side of the lid. There was 'some' resistance but on the other side I could pull the humidor around. With the aquarium sealant, I hope I resolved this issue. It looks as though it filled the space - we will see soon! ![]() In terms of the seasoning - I am 1 week in and it is at 70% I am going to assume when I get home. Will I be rushing it to take the water out and see if it holds or should I let it sit for another day or two? Last edited by CdnStogie; 04-08-2014 at 11:46 AM. |
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F*ck Cancer!
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I would let it sit for day or two -- or even longer. Until it holds a stable RH for at least 24 hours after removing the water/sponge/whatever you are using to season. All things related to cigars and cigar accessories require patience
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