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Brigham bowl coating, modern pipe.
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<blockquote data-quote="huffelpuff" data-source="post: 427273" data-attributes="member: 2140"><p>Wood is an amazingly variable product. It may not be a general production problem but could be just a one off fluke. It's possible that the chamber walls are just too slick and polished to give the coating anything to grab. I do not think this is a common issue with Brighams or you would be hearing others chime in about it happening to them as well. I personally would just remove it if it doesn't want to be there. As a general rule I don't care if a bowl is coated or not as long as it doesn't impart a bad taste to the smoke. I have had a few that were coated and tasted just awful. Once the coating was removed the bad taste went away within a few smokes. There again I've had uncoated bowls that tasted so bad I wanted to throw up every time I smoked them. You might try contacting Brian Levine and seeing what he thinks. He's the head rep for Brigham here in the states I think. You should be able to contact him through the Pipes Magazine Radio Show.</p><p></p><p>Hope you figure out something suitable </p><p></p><p>Jim</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="huffelpuff, post: 427273, member: 2140"] Wood is an amazingly variable product. It may not be a general production problem but could be just a one off fluke. It's possible that the chamber walls are just too slick and polished to give the coating anything to grab. I do not think this is a common issue with Brighams or you would be hearing others chime in about it happening to them as well. I personally would just remove it if it doesn't want to be there. As a general rule I don't care if a bowl is coated or not as long as it doesn't impart a bad taste to the smoke. I have had a few that were coated and tasted just awful. Once the coating was removed the bad taste went away within a few smokes. There again I've had uncoated bowls that tasted so bad I wanted to throw up every time I smoked them. You might try contacting Brian Levine and seeing what he thinks. He's the head rep for Brigham here in the states I think. You should be able to contact him through the Pipes Magazine Radio Show. Hope you figure out something suitable Jim [/QUOTE]
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