how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
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how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
Hi guys,
I recently bought some quality quartz second hand from a local guy for near nothing. The reason why was because the quartz had been super chazzed and one was totally devitrified, with white to gray opaque coating throughout. I'm guessing this is built up by constantly torching to clean the nail, and not constantly q-tipping.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a super deep clean to remove the opaque coating? I've tried soaking in iso, and vaping iso over low temperatures to make it easier to scrub off, but with no success. Thanks guys!
I recently bought some quality quartz second hand from a local guy for near nothing. The reason why was because the quartz had been super chazzed and one was totally devitrified, with white to gray opaque coating throughout. I'm guessing this is built up by constantly torching to clean the nail, and not constantly q-tipping.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a super deep clean to remove the opaque coating? I've tried soaking in iso, and vaping iso over low temperatures to make it easier to scrub off, but with no success. Thanks guys!
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
A dremel tool, a polishing wheel and some cerium oxide powder
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
Sounds toxic my guyGoonydalt wrote:A dremel tool, a polishing wheel and some cerium oxide powder
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
Find a local glass blower with a sandblasting set up and ask him to blast your nails. Won't be back to 100% but I think it's your best bet if they're really chazzed
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
Lol wear face mask if you're afraid I supposeheadyboyz420 wrote:Sounds toxic my guyGoonydalt wrote:A dremel tool, a polishing wheel and some cerium oxide powder
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
I think he meant toxic to concentrate out of afterGoonydalt wrote:Lol wear face mask if you're afraid I supposeheadyboyz420 wrote:Sounds toxic my guyGoonydalt wrote:A dremel tool, a polishing wheel and some cerium oxide powder
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
concentrate*venchilla wrote:I think he meant toxic to concentrate out of afterGoonydalt wrote:Lol wear face mask if you're afraid I supposeheadyboyz420 wrote: Sounds toxic my guy
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
D A B*. Wtf Borobook sensoring mevenchilla wrote:concentrate*venchilla wrote:I think he meant toxic to concentrate out of afterGoonydalt wrote: Lol wear face mask if you're afraid I suppose
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Re: how can i save a totally devitrified quartz banger
How is that toxic lmao especially after hearing your nail over 1000° burning off all impurities/ residuevenchilla wrote:concentrate*venchilla wrote:I think he meant toxic to concentrate out of afterGoonydalt wrote: Lol wear face mask if you're afraid I suppose