I see a lot of brothers here put on their own cigar bands with the name of the stick and year/box code. I'd like to take my Cuban cigars out of their boxes and put them in my wino that I'm prepping but I don't want to lose track of the box code. Where do you guys get these bands?
Bands you can write on?
- Thread starter StogieJim
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Just use some notebook paper or printer paper cut into a strip. Use cigar glue (xanthan gum) which you can get at the gluten free section of most grocery stores. This is what I use for my home rolled sticks.
ChuckMejia
The General
I cut up printer paper and tape
StogieNinja
Derek | BoM June 2014
http://www.bobramstad.com/BBB/
He does a group buy every so often. These are tops.
However for dating box codes, I bought a Micron pen from Amazon, <$3. I just write it on the back of the band.
He does a group buy every so often. These are tops.
However for dating box codes, I bought a Micron pen from Amazon, <$3. I just write it on the back of the band.
Yep those are the ones! Micron pen is a good idea too. Thanks
Not a bad idea brother. I don't have a printer but notebook paper would do just fine.
Rupe
Suburban robot that monitors reality -BOM Feb.'13
I use two different types of labels.
The ones from Bob Ramstad [url]http://www.bobramstad.com/BBB/ work great for the larger ring Gauges (50+). They do not work as well for the smaller ring gauges though because the extra part of the label wraps around too much and covers up your writing.
The ones from Kenco http://www.kencostore.com/Stock-Lab...ank-Cigar-Bands/ProductDetail.aspx?pid=325609 work better for the smaller ring gauges (<50) because you can tear off part of the label easier to adjust it for the smaller size.[/URL]
The ones from Bob Ramstad [url]http://www.bobramstad.com/BBB/ work great for the larger ring Gauges (50+). They do not work as well for the smaller ring gauges though because the extra part of the label wraps around too much and covers up your writing.
The ones from Kenco http://www.kencostore.com/Stock-Lab...ank-Cigar-Bands/ProductDetail.aspx?pid=325609 work better for the smaller ring gauges (<50) because you can tear off part of the label easier to adjust it for the smaller size.[/URL]
