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Rubber Grommet Bong Conversion Question

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by i.BLaZe, Jan 26, 2010.

  1. #1 i.BLaZe, Jan 26, 2010
    I current have a water bong with a rubber grommet sealed down stem and bowl, I would like to know if it is possible for me to convert this piece to an all glass on glass bong.

    Here is a picture of the piece.

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    The green leaves inside the bowl is oregano. I enjoy smoking these leaves for the flavor.
     
  2. #2 levi17, Jan 26, 2010
    lol whaaaaaat??? :hippie:
     
  3. #3 weedsmoker 420, Jan 26, 2010
    The green leaves inside the bowl is oregano. I enjoy smoking these leaves for the flavor.[/QUOTE]

    wtf? wat u talkin about? :bolt:
     
  4. #4 peacepipe14, Jan 26, 2010
    yea you'd have to buy a stem and a bowl in order to convert it, but it is possible.

    P.S- nice bud
     
  5. #5 i.BLaZe, Jan 26, 2010
    Your post was very helpful, thank you very much.
     
  6. #6 MyBud, Jan 26, 2010
    To the guys asking about the "Aregeno" Its just like a disclaimer. lol. he just didnt use one of these ;).
    ANd jsut bring it to a local glass shop in your town and ask them to blow a joint. There gona charge you like 60$ probably and your gona have to get a downstem and bowl so your looking at like 100+ $ on the cheap/.:smoke:
    Gl
     
  7. #7 i.BLaZe, Jan 26, 2010
    Thanks for the great advice and clearing things up for some people. Although i am familiar with the downstem and bowl, but what is this "joint" that you speak of?
     
  8. #8 TJJ, Jan 26, 2010
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    the joint is the part where you would need to put the downstem..it would serve in place of the rubber grommet

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  9. #9 MyBud, Jan 26, 2010
    Yup, BAsically what a head shop would do is heet that hole where the rubber garmet is andadd more glass there then stretch and form the glass to be the joint.. Simple but costly. Id just save for a nice glass on glass
     
  10. #10 Xavier shifty, Aug 3, 2011
    is it true GonG is bad for.you my cousin said it was.but I don't see how it could be :confused:
     
  11. #11 Guest, Aug 3, 2011

    Your cousin is just stupid.
     
  12. #12 gtx1, Aug 3, 2011
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    Just go buy a GonG, it'll cost the same as converting your (sorry) shitty grommet bong.

    It's the truth. :/
     
  13. #13 Xavier shifty, Aug 3, 2011
    Lol I kinda figured that :smoke:
     
  14. #14 BuddhistBrian, Aug 3, 2011
    You'll probably be spending 20-30 at a headshop for a repair like this.
     
  15. #15 nug thug, Aug 3, 2011
    that misconception comes from this one company, the name I cannot remember, that was spreading videos claiming that GonG was better in order to promote their grommet bongs.

    to you, OP:
    I put a smaller GonG stem into a grommet and put that in my old grommet bong and had a Glass on Glass on Grommet (?)
     
  16. #16 TBird, Aug 3, 2011
    LOL u smoke oregano?!
     
  17. #17 poker2, Aug 3, 2011

    Am I reading correctly.. you gave an estimate price of $100 + ?

    Isn't he/she *sorry, don't know* better off getting a new one thats gong?
     

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