Cigar Repair.

If you want the real deal get gum tragacanth or gum arabic its what the factories use. Tasteless, odorless, and clear. You can probably find gum arabic at any local crafts store. If not you can get it here... https://www.leafonly.com/other-tobac...lue-gum-arabic

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Originally Posted by Horseshoe

I have a few cigars that I have received here of late that have some damage to the wrappers. It looks like the wrapper cracked and is lifting. Is there anything I can use to get the wrapper to stay down? I hate for it to un-ravel or crack some more when I try and light it. I have it at the top of my smoke list due to condition. I vaguely remember a repair thread on the other forum about repairing some issues.

Thanks in advance.

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I use this

http://www.credo.fr/uk/accessoire_cr...ar_glue_uk.htm

http://www.amazon.com/Credo-Torcedor...mg_top?ie=UTF8

I got it off a CC site so cant relly link it here. It works well, was firly inexpensive and has a nice little "nail polish" brush. Just gently peel the wrapper back and apply sparingly.

Put me in the Chapstick camp. Seems to work well for me so far. YMMV

Man, this is the reason I love this frickin' place! Where in the world could you ever get the great advice found here in this thread on this forum. What a blast!

@Drez I used honey to fix my Warped Oso. It worked great, smoked perfect. Thanks for the advice.

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Originally Posted by Momo439

I do the pectin thing but I only mix a little bit at the time, keeping the rest of the powder well sealed. I use a Q-Tip to spread it on the damaged area

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Yeah, I do as well. Always have some on hand but fortunately, rarely have a time when I need to use it.

If it's in the portion of the stick that won't get smoked, I.e. near the cap, I've successfully used scotch tape! Failing that, a postage stamp.

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Originally Posted by Horseshoe

You should. I would buy one for sure. I have a couple cigars that I have received in purchases here of late that have had minor cracks or damage. If it is on the foot it doesn't bother me, but some of the damage is on the body.

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Found my bottle stash.
Just glue: $5.00 should cover postage, packaging, materials.
Glue & Leaf Band Aids $7.50 should cover postage, packaging, materials. There would be both medium brown and maduro band aids.

There won't be any label on bottle, no boxes, or insert.

Just send PM

im in the pectin camp and it worked great. had afew damaged foots, 1.50$ later all better

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Originally Posted by Merovius

I use this

http://www.credo.fr/uk/accessoire_cr...ar_glue_uk.htm

http://www.amazon.com/Credo-Torcedor...mg_top?ie=UTF8

I got it off a CC site so cant relly link it here. It works well, was firly inexpensive and has a nice little "nail polish" brush. Just gently peel the wrapper back and apply sparingly.

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Found some available in the US(CA) and ordered. Just waiting for it to arrive.
http://www.credohumidifiers.com/Ciga...p/cam-25et.htm

Thanks for the recommendation