Vaporshark DNA 30 Skins ?

[danliddle]

Any one got a Vaporshark DNA 30 Skin in Black theyd sell cant find any on the net as there sold out 

Cheers

[Pepperty]

I've one I don't use, as I prefer mine without a rubber ...but I think its a little baggy?

*blush*

[dalealan]

Hahaha Pepperty go and rinse ya gob out with soapy water

[Deleted]

@pep a tip to try with silicon to shrink it

Heat water to a rolling boil. You need a rolling boil in a pot that is deep enough to allow the silicone rubber object to submerge without touching the bottom of the pot. Test by placing the object in a cold pot and filling the pot with water until the object is fully submerged. Remove the object before heating.
2

Place the silicone in the water for 10 to 15 seconds to soften. Use the tongs to place the object into the boiling water without splashing. Set a timer to keep the time and avoid melting the silicone rubber. Remove the object using the tongs when the timer sounds.

3

Dry the silicone quickly. Have a towel ready to dry the silicone rubber immediately. Do not use a hair dryer as it could cause melting or further shrinking.
4

Apply the silicone to the object you are working with. Fit the silicone rubber object to the product. Allow the silicone to cool on the object to tighten,
5

Repeat until the silicone tightens to the size you require. If the silicone rubber is too loose from the first try, repeat the process until it does fit.

[danliddle]

How much ?

[Pepperty]

That's great advice @zuza If danliddle wants mine is good to know it can be firmed up!

I'd only ask £3 to cover postage and packing Dan. Feel free to message me xx

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Feb 1, 2015 19:41:06 GMT @zuza said:

@pep a tip to try with silicon to shrink it

Heat water to a rolling boil. You need a rolling boil in a pot that is deep enough to allow the silicone rubber object to submerge without touching the bottom of the pot. Test by placing the object in a cold pot and filling the pot with water until the object is fully submerged. Remove the object before heating.
2

Place the silicone in the water for 10 to 15 seconds to soften. Use the tongs to place the object into the boiling water without splashing. Set a timer to keep the time and avoid melting the silicone rubber. Remove the object using the tongs when the timer sounds.

3

Dry the silicone quickly. Have a towel ready to dry the silicone rubber immediately. Do not use a hair dryer as it could cause melting or further shrinking.
4

Apply the silicone to the object you are working with. Fit the silicone rubber object to the product. Allow the silicone to cool on the object to tighten,
5

Repeat until the silicone tightens to the size you require. If the silicone rubber is too loose from the first try, repeat the process until it does fit.

Silicon rubber is very stable and remains so at temps of 300c or more. It's widly used for baking trays and my muffins stay the same size even after they've been in the oven

Have yo tried this @zuza ?

[lairey]

Feb 1, 2015 22:32:55 GMT @scooby said:

Feb 1, 2015 19:41:06 GMT @zuza said:

@pep a tip to try with silicon to shrink it

Heat water to a rolling boil. You need a rolling boil in a pot that is deep enough to allow the silicone rubber object to submerge without touching the bottom of the pot. Test by placing the object in a cold pot and filling the pot with water until the object is fully submerged. Remove the object before heating.
2

Place the silicone in the water for 10 to 15 seconds to soften. Use the tongs to place the object into the boiling water without splashing. Set a timer to keep the time and avoid melting the silicone rubber. Remove the object using the tongs when the timer sounds.

3

Dry the silicone quickly. Have a towel ready to dry the silicone rubber immediately. Do not use a hair dryer as it could cause melting or further shrinking.
4

Apply the silicone to the object you are working with. Fit the silicone rubber object to the product. Allow the silicone to cool on the object to tighten,
5

Repeat until the silicone tightens to the size you require. If the silicone rubber is too loose from the first try, repeat the process until it does fit.

Silicon rubber is very stable and remains so at temps of 300c or more. It's widly used for baking trays and my muffins stay the same size even after they've been in the oven

Have yo tried this @zuza ?

I was thinking the same thing when I read @zuza's post @scooby.  We can't be having undersized muffins! 

[danliddle]

Feb 1, 2015 19:26:48 GMT Pepperty said:

I've one I don't use, as I prefer mine without a rubber ...but I think its a little baggy?

*blush*

Haha sure il get it fit & Pmd you cheers

[Brynglas]

Just listed on FT for approx £1.50(multi colours)

[lairey]

Feb 3, 2015 10:54:59 GMT Brynglas said:

Just listed on FT for approx £1.50(multi colours)

But unless my Vaporshark is a clone, the hole for the USB port is on the wrong place on the FT skins! 

[blakey]

Feb 3, 2015 13:05:11 GMT lairey said:

Feb 3, 2015 10:54:59 GMT Brynglas said:

Just listed on FT for approx £1.50(multi colours)

But unless my Vaporshark is a clone, the hole for the USB port is on the wrong place on the FT skins! 

That's cos the skins are for the RDNA

[lairey]

Feb 3, 2015 13:07:54 GMT blakey said:

Feb 3, 2015 13:05:11 GMT lairey said:

But unless my Vaporshark is a clone, the hole for the USB port is on the wrong place on the FT skins! 

That's cos the skins are for the RDNA

   I did just check and FT says it's for the DNA 30, so I wasn't being as dumb as I thought