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Just curious if anyone else has had the same problem. One day, all is well...the next day, BAM 3 inch hairline crack (what effect it has on RH we shall see) in the top portion of the glass top humidor. Has this happened to anyone else? If so, is there an easy way to remedy the problem (temporarily until I can get a new humidor)?

Thanks fellas!(and ladies :) )

Posted

Rush, I wouldn't think a hairline crack would cause a humidity problem,

but there are "patches" made for car windshields that, for lack of a better

term, "fuse" the crack. My insurance company sends them to me every now

and then (so you don't have your windshield replaced). Perhaps these could

be found at a windshield replacement shop?

Posted

I doubt it would cause a significant problem. It may increase the frequency of recharging your humidification device a bit. Just see how it goes. Just make sure that the glass filler you use doesn't give off aromas from the chemicals that will harm/be absorbed by your cigars

Posted

» I doubt it would cause a significant problem. It may increase the

» frequency of recharging your humidification device a bit. Just see how it

» goes. Just make sure that the glass filler you use doesn't give off aromas

» from the chemicals that will harm/be absorbed by your cigars

Exactly right. The windshield repair kits have polyacrylate (super) glue and that stinks before they fully cure.

Would a piece of duct tape detract from the look?

Posted

I thought this was a post about a defective fake Cohiba box. LOL

I wouldn't worry about it to much. You might check with a glass shop to see if they can replace the glass.

Posted

» » I thought this was a post about a defective fake Cohiba box. LOL

»

» LMMFAO - i did too thom.

I wish it was :) Damn piece of garbage wasn't cheap. I'm just going to keep checking it/recharging until I get the new one.

Thanks guys.

Posted

Try a transparent clear nail polish. I don't if they make them without the chemical smell. But I have read that lightly brushing them onto windshield cracks will keeping them from getting bigger. Worth a try. Good Luck!

Posted

» Just curious if anyone else has had the same problem. One day, all is

» well...the next day, BAM 3 inch hairline crack (what effect it has on RH

» we shall see) in the top portion of the glass top humidor. Has this

» happened to anyone else? If so, is there an easy way to remedy the

» problem (temporarily until I can get a new humidor)?

»

» Thanks fellas!(and ladies :) )

It's probably held in with wood strips from the inside. It's possible the wood expanded and caused the crack. Take the glass out, get a new piece of glass to replace it. It's just regular glass. There is no special humidor glass.:-D

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» I bet you could leave it for a long time and be just fine.

I would just do the nailpolish thing on the outside and let it be ...No need to replace the humi just because of the crack....unless it's a personal thing.....you said it was kinda expensive ...I'd just let it be.

Posted

» » Just curious if anyone else has had the same problem. One day, all is

» » well...the next day, BAM 3 inch hairline crack (what effect it has on

» RH

» » we shall see) in the top portion of the glass top humidor. Has this

» » happened to anyone else? If so, is there an easy way to remedy the

» » problem (temporarily until I can get a new humidor)?

» »

» » Thanks fellas!(and ladies :) )

»

» It's probably held in with wood strips from the inside. It's possible the

» wood expanded and caused the crack. Take the glass out, get a new piece of

» glass to replace it. It's just regular glass. There is no special humidor

» glass.:-D

You sound like you know something about humidors?;-)

Oh, I guess you would if you lived in cigar shaped accomodations :yes:

Posted

» You sound like you know something about humidors?;-)

»

» Oh, I guess you would if you lived in cigar shaped accomodations :yes:

Had to think about that a sec Bud. I was never a Bubblehead. Surface ships only for me, thanks!:-D

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