Quick question about copper mod.

[ChrisLx93]

i just bought a copper Excalibur and it was shipped from a shop in Texas, upon opening it, I noticed there's some green coloring towards the bottom. I know copper mods are know. To turn green without upkeep and what not, but is it ok? And what should I use to clean it? Any suggestions. Thanks in advance

 

[noejuice]

Wrights Copper Cream oh yeah . . . others know other ways . . . there's a million ways to skin this cat . . . Wrights is on my 'buy next' list for my brass mod as well . . . details, details, details . . . the devil etc . . .

 

[ChrisLx93]

So it's normal to come shipped with the green coloring on parts of it? Or should I send it back

 

[noejuice]

Normal, shine it up 'til she's gleaming . . . then vape it . . .

 

[noejuice]

Some people like 'the green' so much that they 'force' a patina on their copper mod . . . so you're ok unless the thing's fallin' apart or something . . . if the device is structurally sound then usually a patina can be 'scrubbed'. There's millions of ways to clean up copper . . . like soaking it overnight in ketchup . . . using a toothbrush on it . . . graded sandpaper applications . . .buffing wheels . . .

 

[noejuice]

Why not? If it's worth cleaning up, I'd do it fer sure . . .

 

[ChrisLx93]

Sweet you got the Excalibur. I'm gonna message you about it, and what's the best way to get the green out of the tight spaces?

 

[Neunerball]

Sweet you got the Excalibur. I'm gonna message you about it, and what's the best way to get the green out of the tight spaces?