My DIY just got serious!

It's not an additive it is a process which takes a long time.

 

My bad - was referring to the practice of using oak chips and tannin powder.
(That's what I thought oaked or wooded meant)
I wonder how much that can reduce the length of time needed to transfer the flavor to ejuice?

 

That is awesome Scoville!!!!
I better rethink mine now.
back to feeling a bit noobish. haha

And vapesnake, i'd love to get free label designs. that would be great.

 

not at all - not hard to copy someone elses - much harder to come up with something original...... sort of explains why I havent lol!

 

My Bad.10 Chars.

 

Go to a homebrew shop, they have additives to add to spirits (e.g whisky) like "peat", "oak", "french oak" etc. You add only 5 mls per 700 ml bottle so I'm guessing it'd only be a drop (or maybe 2) per 30ml of ejuice. They also have oak chips that you can add to your ejuice in de.comlt of using a barrel, pretty cheap solution for experimentation. Put both in a glass jar.
Cheers
Sodd

 

I've made a couple of ass flavoured juices, (cheesecake concentrate just wouldn't work for me)
but what does ass in sand taste like?

 

Got any Dr Skoville's Perpetual F.comd?

 

So....
how many virgins will fit in FM's kitchen sink?

answer later in thread

 

Making labels is a great idea for us people who DIY juices, but unfortunately for us UNartistic and without the know how its a downer so here goes,
What about suggestions on what labels you guys use and where they bought from and is there a place to get templates that can eaasily be changed with little or no work (as we are not all design gurus )

 

My Bad.10 Chars.

 

Come on people, let us know what kind of labels you use and find best for this.
So we can all be professional looking AVF Vapers

 

Big thanks to vapesnake for designing a label for my signature juice flavour
I think it looks awesome!

 

That label looks nice. I wanna start making my own juice and having them bottled with nice labels like that. Yours is great inspiration. Thanks man

 

What labels you used,that looks great,i ask be.comse from past experience i thought the Avery ones to be not that sticky.

 

I'm not sure what they are, i may have got them from work.
They are plastic type ones not paper. Not sure what the Avery ones are made from.

 

Awww damn so now it is gonna have to be a hunt around to try and find some decent cheapish labels that i can buy from officeworks or online.

 

with the price of Ink these days I think i will go with a minimal font, no colour, draft quality.

Where can I buy labels at a fair price anyway? Ones that i can print on.

 

Office works do sheets of adhesive paper (printed) that look pretty good - only 1-2 dollars a sheet.
Pretty good option - design your labels any size you like put them all on one sheet then take it usb to them to print it.

Was going to try this, but work got in the way - will post results if they are anygood

 

Im using reusable chalk board labels with a chalk pen.