Substituting VG for AG ?

[gazlynn]

Hi

I'm looking for a little advice.

I normally mtl and the higher the VG the more issues I have running them through my mtl atties.

I'm led to believe that AG is less stodgy than VG.

Is it just a case when diying to just substitute VG with AG or is there more to it?

cheers

Gaz

 

[NavahoJoe]

I tried AG and didn't like it personally. I found it gurgly compared to just adding more PG.

 

[jock]

I use VG and water it down myself 10% water and normally add about 15 to 20% Flavouring. I Also use VG nic base
I do this because PG makes me itch

Tanks used are nautilus and the wife uses a cuboid. I don't get any dry hits on the naughty wifey does get them sometimes I just water down the batch affected this works for me

 

[tobywonkanobi]

The easiest thing would be raise the percentage of pg in your mixes. Otherwise yes, you just use Ag instead of Vg. I made my own by distilling some water and using 5% water to 95% vg. If you're making your own make sure it is distilled water. Tap water and deionised water are a big no-no. [emoji106][emoji2]

 

[gazlynn]

The easiest thing would be raise the percentage of pg in your mixes. Otherwise yes, you just use Ag instead of Vg. I made my own by distilling some water and using 5% water to 95% vg. If you're making your own make sure it is distilled water. Tap water and deionised water are a big no-no. [emoji106][emoji2]

Thanks for the tips I've already bought some AG from lubrisolve. I just didn't want to go ahead and mix something silly and waste good concentrate

cheers

Gaz

 

[travolski]

Im using lubrisolve ag its 80%vg and 20% water mix, im just sad i spent so long using vg. You get max vg juice that basically is as fluid moving as a 50/50vg/pg blend. Flavour is slightly better too because the water carrys the flavouring bettee than say a 100% vg blend. In conclusion i love the stuff never add pg anymore