Stain inside the bowl of peterson pipes
(3 posts)
-
I really love peterson pipes as many others here seem too!
I'm just wondering why peterson dips their pipes in the
stain?
Do you think this might be why everyone says peterson pipes
are hard to break in? AND...What's really in that stain we're smoking?
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.
Henry David Thoreau
-
Lawrence
Mod
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 7,790
offline
Login to Send PM
Not long ago one of the Members contacted Peterson with that basic question in mind... (If memory serves.)
It is my understanding that not all of Peterson pipes are "dipped", some are not stained inside.
That would be their higher end pipes.
They use a cork in the bowl to keep the stain from getting into the bowl.
Peterson also said they are making an effort to extend the practice to all of their pipes...
But, that may take a while.
To answer your question... I can only guess they consider it an expedient practice.
-
Well I'm glad they are making the effort to stop the practice. I know that I've had
Stain in the bowl of some Eric Nording pipes and savinelli Pipes before as well.
I'm just concerned about the stain being harmful to us who have to smoke it.
I actually took a Dremel with a Round sanding bit and took the inside of one of my peterson pipes
down to the bare wood inside the bowl. It came of looking really great! Did a salt and alcohol
treatment after that, and I was very pleased with the results.
Reply
You must log in to post.
Back To Top | Back to Forum Home Page
Members Online Now
baronsamedi, dervis, herbinedave, buzkirk, bubblehead33, mlaug, irishsmoker, lordnoble, whimsyt, bentmike, lonestar, pegleg, pawpaw, grizzly86, bigvan, sajgre, zunismoke, matchstickman, stogie37