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Post by eatmabb on Mar 4, 2019 0:37:09 GMT
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Post by possum on Mar 6, 2019 3:19:18 GMT
Everyone seems to have there own way of doing this eatmabb for me if the coil does not need to be changed then this is what I do. Rinse the entire base under a warm water tap therefore cleaning the entire base. I then pull the cotton up out of the wells twist it in opposite directions making it thinner and easier to remove without distorting the coil. Dry the base. I then dry burn the coil and brush off any dried on burnt residue with a fine copper/brass fine bristle brush (used for cleaning suede material) and then with a clean coil I'm ready to rewick with new cotton  |
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Post by taff on Mar 6, 2019 9:36:09 GMT
Thats very similar to what i do mate, except i cut one side of the cotton off before i pull it out..
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Post by Cyborg on Mar 6, 2019 15:50:57 GMT
 Sniping the cotton certainly helps to get the old one out. |
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Post by eatmabb on Mar 6, 2019 16:00:02 GMT
I know that people will do it different ways when changing cotton, but for someone that has never do it before it gives them an easy way to do it until they get more experience doing it and find there own way to do it.
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