Cigar Repair

[T.G]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

I don't know...If it were smokable, then I'd just fire it up, if not, then maybe I'd slice it into coins and try it in a pipe.

From my experiences, I found that straight cigar tobacco, even from really good/smooth cigars, is pretty rough when smoked straight in a pipe.

If you were to mix it with pipe tobacco, now, that's a different matter. That I found to be tolerable, although not very interesting or what one might expect.

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Brad, it's really easy to fix wrappers with the liquid pectin and a brush.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by T.G

From my experiences, I found that straight cigar tobacco, even from really good/smooth cigars, is pretty rough when smoked straight in a pipe.

If you were to mix it with pipe tobacco, now, that's a different matter. That I found to be tolerable, although not very interesting or what one might expect.

If it would otherwise be a total loss, I'd experiment; nothing to lose, after all.

[SmokinApe]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

If it would otherwise be a total loss, I'd experiment; nothing to lose, after all.

You could always try it in one of these...

[T.G]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

If it would otherwise be a total loss, I'd experiment; nothing to lose, after all.

Absolutely, heck, one might even find it enjoyable that way, I just wouldn't rush out to smoke the cigar that way if there were any other options or possibility of salvage.

i had a similar thing happen but it was no stick to fret over. good luck tho.

[BradNC]

Originally Posted by ridenlive

i had a similar thing happen but it was no stick to fret over. good luck tho.

Yep, I wouldn't be heartbroken if the cigar was tossed but I guess it is just the challenge and the fact that I did it myself.

[68TriShield]

Originally Posted by SmokinApe

WTF?

Originally Posted by md4958

bastages!