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Which are the best brand of lighter flints to use?
Flints are flints..end of story.Bill":mumqxue0 said:Which are the best brand of lighter flints to use?
Actually, no. They aren't chips of stone or metal, but powder that's been glued together under great pressure. The percentage of binder in the cheaper ones is quite a bit higher than the premium ones. Meaning they don't spark as well, and gunk up a lighter's striker faster.Buck":su2vmv01 said:Flints are flints..end of story.Bill":su2vmv01 said:Which are the best brand of lighter flints to use?
Been at it for 50 years and never had a problem with ANY lighter flint I everLL":vhimzaag said:Actually, no. They aren't chips of stone or metal, but powder that's been glued together under great pressure. The percentage of binder in the cheaper ones is quite a bit higher than the premium ones. Meaning they don't spark as well, and gunk up a lighter's striker faster.Buck":vhimzaag said:Flints are flints..end of story.Bill":vhimzaag said:Which are the best brand of lighter flints to use?
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