Sorry to hear about that - do the freezer-fridge method. After that, I wouldn't even bother snipping unless it's for aesthetics. Either way, keep it separate from your other sticks. Good luck.Originally Posted by guado
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Sorry to hear about that - do the freezer-fridge method. After that, I wouldn't even bother snipping unless it's for aesthetics. Either way, keep it separate from your other sticks. Good luck.
Look at that... I plumb got myself 5 raisins and 7 termites.
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Sorry to hear about that - do the freezer-fridge method. After that, I wouldn't even bother snipping unless it's for aesthetics. Either way, keep it separate from your other sticks. Good luck.
I just thought the "pinholes" cause draw issues which is why I mentioned the snip. If that is wrong information that I could have kept alot more!
Oh well, live and learn I Am young and have lots of living and alot more learning to do.
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I'm speculating, but I don't think they'd be an issue unless there are a LOT of holes. And if you were concerned about draw issues, you could take some scrap wrappers from damaged sticks or something and take cigar glue to fix 'em up.I just thought the "pinholes" cause draw issues which is why I mentioned the snip. If that is wrong information that I could have kept alot more!
Oh well, live and learn I Am young and have lots of living and alot more learning to do.
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http://www.cigarsmokers.com/showthre...ght=cigar+glue
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Look at that... I plumb got myself 5 raisins and 7 termites.
toss 'em...
Quality-a function of age
Sorry it happened to such a good smoke. I just posted a photo of a Zino I opened today (Bugs). Not just pinholes but tracks. Did yours look like this?
JC
Cigars? Yes please!
I don't see a pic but I saw tracks on another one i tossed.
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