Damaged tatuaje

[nhcigarfan]

Slide the wrapper down over it or moisten the cap after you "carefully" remove it and use it as a patch.

[Kass]

Slide the wrapper down over it or moisten the cap after you "carefully" remove it and use it as a patch.

Thats a great idea! thanks.

[nhcigarfan]

I just re-read my post, the first part should be slide the band, not wrapper down.

[WOXOF]

I just re-read my post, the first part should be slide the band, not wrapper down.

I've done that with the bottom band on a R.P. Vintage before that started splitting. It stopped the split from running up the cigar.

[FunkyCold5]

If the draw is your big issue, just put a finger over it to get the draw tight. Hopefully you get a tight enough draw for it to smoke to the rip and then you are golden from there. If you do slide the band down or use some sort of paper to cover it, you will still need to press on it to seal it tightly. Either way, I've found it to work, especially during these cold times.

Andrew

[Diesel Grinch]

What they said.

I would Just put my finger over it and smoke it. Every so often When I'm carrying my cigars around for work to home to where ever they get a little banged up. I have a large herf box but only use a bag for those times I only have a 5 pack with me. At times it's a pain smoking a damaged one but I have only myself to blame for it. If it's a real issue for you do what nhcigarfan suggested.

DG

[drew_goring]

If you are looking for pectin, check the canning section. I know that I've seen it at Safeway.

[Kass]

I ordered a jar of this. I think it'll do the trick
http://bcspecialties.com/cigarasp/cigacc_repair.asp

[bigwhiteash]

nice find, I was wondering if something like that was available