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Pitting in the bowl

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Old 08-29-2009, 03:54 AM   #1
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Pitting in the bowl

I think when I first got my pipe I smoked it too hot and I think I burned a little pit inside the bowl. I don't think it has gotten any bigger since then, but I was wondering if there is anything I could do to fix it, or if there is anything I could do (besides keeping it from getting to hot) to keep it from getting bigger?
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

It is possible (pics would be helpfull) to fill it depending on the extent of the damage, by using a mixture of ash & honey. It will ghost your pipe for a while, but after a few bowls it should go away. I have not used this method on a briar pipe, but it has worked well for one of my cobs.
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

Try this.
Ream your bowl, mix the carbonlittle water until you have a cement like consistency. Press it in the hole and let it dry for about a day or two.
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

I've never had any luck with pipe-mud for repairing cake cracks. I used saliva and ash (white ash, well burned). Perhaps my drool lacks the glue content - may have to try honey next time.
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Old 09-01-2009, 06:12 PM   #5
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

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See this thread. Is this pipe too far gone????

Durhams, Rock Hard Water Putty was suggested in my case. I've picked up a tub, but haven't had the cahnce to use it yet. This particular pipe has some thin cracks and small pitting.
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

You could just wait for cake to fill the pits
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

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It is possible (pics would be helpfull) to fill it depending on the extent of the damage, by using a mixture of ash & honey. It will ghost your pipe for a while, but after a few bowls it should go away. I have not used this method on a briar pipe, but it has worked well for one of my cobs.
This is a dumb question, but I'm guessing I would use ash from some burnt tobacco right?
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

That or from your fireplace.
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Re: Pitting in the bowl

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This is a dumb question, but I'm guessing I would use ash from some burnt tobacco right?
Correct. To avoid some possible werid ghosting, I'd use whatever type of tobacco you plan to smoke in that pipe.
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