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Tam, You are amazing! Thanks as always! Holy molly, look at the colors......

Glad to be of help. I love wraps and use them all the time on my iPower 80W.

The most common juice sold is around a 50/50 mix, which doesn't give as much vapor as a higher VG juice. From what I hear a baby beast can handle a 80% VG or better mix.

Some stoves use SS heating elements, and it doesn't bother them when they turn black, they work for years that way. I have replaced the pipes on my bike with SS pipes, and they haven't turned black, but they are probably a different SS alloy, and they don't get as hot as a heating coil.

Lol. That's funny. Yeah I don't want to have too much smoke, but I don't have hardly any. I am gonna check into another type of fluid and see if that does the trick. I run my MOD at 55 watts

I've got a couple of friends that are into the cloud chasing thing. One built up some crazy 8 coil RTA monstrosity. He hits it with a couple hundred watts. The build is down at point one something. He looks like a friggin locomotive, lol. He used some kind of exotic clapton coils. Watching his tank go down is like watching a toilet flush.

Which one lol

Do a search for "Lost Vape Triade DNA 250 wraps" and take a look at all the choices that come up. If you like gel wraps, go here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ModShield-for-Lost-Vape-Triade-DNA200-DNA250-Silicone-Case-Sleeve-ByJojo-/272358566649?var=&epid=1282493345&hash=item3f69d5eaf9:m:mhC_4AApIGE_wq1Jvy7i8mg

Groove! I've got some neverdull from cleaning up parts on the motorcycle. I'm going to try this first. I would rather have the polished metal finish if I can get it anywhere near the sheen you achieved.

I have an old Grizzly Grinder that refuses to die. LOL It's the equivalent to a Dremel tool. I just put a buffing wheel on it and use some polishing clay on the pad. You can get just about as good of results if you finish sand it with some really fine sandpaper and then get soon Neverdull to polish it.

I just read a post where someone tested ejuice with a multimeter and they got a resistance in megaohms. They did not say anything about how far apart the leads were in the solution. I guess I can't say for sure, but I doubt juice inside the mod would fire it. More likely to get between the connections and prevent it from firing. I've heard weird stories of self firing mods in the past. Kinda like the spectral locomotive of days past. Maybe get an exorcist? Does it say things like "there is no Dana only Zoole"? That might be a hint.