Hi,
I have a couple of humidors I bought online that seem to be pretty good (Cuban Crafters Deluxe Mio Glass Top Bubinga & Walnut and Cigarbid El Presidente) but the seals are not as tight as I'd like them when performing the dollar bill test with printer paper. As a quick and temporary fix I simply added a couple layers of freezer tape around where the seal is but would like to do something more permanent and less tacky looking. I was thinking about removing the tape and adding a thin layer of clear nail polish to create a tighter seal since this should dry nice and hard, be permanent, and shouldn't have any odor or give off anything that will affect the taste and aroma of the cigars. Does anybody have any info regarding this idea or have any other tips and tricks regarding nicer and more permanent ways to fix a humidor seal?
Thanks,
~ evenstill
I have a couple of humidors I bought online that seem to be pretty good (Cuban Crafters Deluxe Mio Glass Top Bubinga & Walnut and Cigarbid El Presidente) but the seals are not as tight as I'd like them when performing the dollar bill test with printer paper. As a quick and temporary fix I simply added a couple layers of freezer tape around where the seal is but would like to do something more permanent and less tacky looking. I was thinking about removing the tape and adding a thin layer of clear nail polish to create a tighter seal since this should dry nice and hard, be permanent, and shouldn't have any odor or give off anything that will affect the taste and aroma of the cigars. Does anybody have any info regarding this idea or have any other tips and tricks regarding nicer and more permanent ways to fix a humidor seal?
Thanks,
~ evenstill