Mcclelland tin 2008

[dandi92]

Someone will certainly know how to answer me! I have several tin McClelland of 2008 and opening them in the tin known as bubbles on the interior tint for rust! Better put everything in the Bormioli? Do you think he really cares for so many years? Thanks

 

[ben88]

yes

 

[dandi92]

Yes for the Bormioli? Or does the tin hold for so many other years?

 

[hawky454]

What is Bormioli?

 

[dandi92]

Fido Glass Box! Ahaha sorry

 

[balkisobrains]

Ball jars, but I thought that McClelland was using aluminum tins by '08.

 

[dandi92]

I don't know but inside it's as if painting with the acidity of the tobacco will spoil and I'm afraid a tomorrow to find rust

 

[balkisobrains]

I'm 99% sure an '08 would be aluminum, but maybe the inner coating is breaking down. Pics of inside & date code on outside bottom would help. :puffpipe:

 

[tulsagentleman]

I would transfer it to a glass jar.

 

[dandi92]

I do not know how to put photos...

 

[dandi92]

 

[dandi92]

 

[dandi92]

I'm trying and I don't understand why it doesn't go! Can you see them?

 

[dandi92]

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[ben88]

 

[dandi92]

Grazie ben 88!

 

[dandi92]

 

[dandi92]

It's all out there, but there's holes in it. What do you recommend? Has it happened to you too

 

[balkisobrains]

It looks like something is pushing the interior coating away from the metal. I don't see any rust. I'm not sure if I've heard of your problem happening on aluminum McClelland tins before.

 

[seanv]

Tin is open, time to smoke it and enjoy it