Anyone know where I can get this glue?

[heavyd]

http://www.heartfeltindustries.com/products.asp?cat=Cigar+Wrapper+Glue

David at Heartfelt has been out of stock for over a year. I don't know what it is called because the label on my bottle is worn off. The stuff is great and lasts for years. My nearly depleted bottle needs replacement. I think it came from Europe (the name is foreign, as evident from the photo in the link).

Can anyone help?

edit: the description states that it is made by "A fellow botl in Sweden." I have contacted Heartfelt for info, but have not received a response.

 

[Grrrrr609]

Don't know that one put all the glue I've seen is just fruit pectin which u can pick up at the grocery store.

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[heavyd]

Don't know that one put all the glue I've seen is just fruit pectin which u can pick up at the grocery store.

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Thanks. I have plenty of pectin concoctions. This is stuff is much better. I was just wondering if anyone had any info about it.

This little bottle has saved quite a few smokes for me as I keep my humi at low 60s. Pectin is much thicker, and gooey, and less effective...in my experience.

 

[AlohaStyle]

If you find out, or find another good alternative please let me know... I really could use something.

 

[heavyd]

If you find out, or find another good alternative please let me know... I really could use something.

will do.

 

[Anthony_Joseph]

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[StogieNinja]

I use the El Torcedor glue. On eBay for $5 and works well.

The one you use is made by Polar Cigars. It's a thicker solution made from the same ingredients as the El Torcedor glue, but u can't find it anywhere.

 

[heavyd]

I received an email from Heartfelt. He hopes to get it in stock within a few weeks. I can only hope that it happens. I'm not a cigar pro like many here, but I can assure you that this stuff is wonderful. If it becomes available (fingers crossed), I shall buy two. The first one lasted 5 years, so 10 years should do me well. lol

 

[Jfire]

I've been using this brand for years. It's thin and fixes wrappers everytime. Had the bottle for 5 years now.
Jfire approved.
http://www.tobacco-barn.com/p-6329-el-torcedor-cigar-repair-glue.aspx


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[Craig Mac]

I've been using this brand for years. It's thin and fixes wrappers everytime. Had the bottle for 5 years now.
Jfire approved.

Same here

 

[Viper139]

I should have it back in stock in about three weeks.

 

[K Williams]

I use the El Torcedor glue. On eBay for $5 and works well.

The one you use is made by Polar Cigars. It's a thicker solution made from the same ingredients as the El Torcedor glue, but u can't find it anywhere.

I bought a bottle of that on eBay also. Luckily I haven't had to use it yet.

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[Donk]

I have used both the glue and pectin, I would say they are about tied for using on cigars. Both work great. However I prefer the pectin because it mixes with a dab of distilled water and is super cheap and you have cigar glue for life with one small package of pectin.

If you are looking for glue though, credo makes a glue too, thats what I had

 

[Carpenter69]

I gotta agree, the pectin in the foil pouch will last forever. That is, if I can get my wife to stop throwing it out every time she cleans the fridge. (Seems like once a week). Good luck.

 

[stukibuilt]

Just a heads up that this is back in stock now. Just placed my order!

 

[Heath]

This site shows a handful of options. I know I am late to the party but better late then never.

http://cigaromania.blogspot.com/2011/11/cigar-repair-glue-alternatives.html?m=1

 

[heavyd]

I ended up buying El Ligador. It was half the price as what I was using and it works the same. Good stuff

 

[KcJason1]

If you store your smokes properly you will never need glue!

 

[Tag9485]

If you store your smokes properly you will never need glue!

I've had wrapper damage just from shipping before. I'm sure they were stored properly but sliding around or an un-celo'd stick rubbing a celo'd one can cause issues.