lucasbuck
Sheriff Buck
As many others that replied before me I leave it on until it will come off easily.
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band or no band
- Thread starter aeroswat
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I typically take them off. I nubb almaost every cigar I smoke, got blisters on my fingers to prove it 
In the event I get ahold of one that the band is just too firmly attached to remove without damage to either band or gar, then I will smoke it for a bit to get the glue hot as mentioned previously.
I also save all my bands, I have about 1500 bands ranging from Philly Blunts all the way up to a '98 La Corona and a few ELs. When I get a chance to open my cigar shop (hopefully some day) then I will matt and frame the various brands of bands to display them in the shop.
In the event I get ahold of one that the band is just too firmly attached to remove without damage to either band or gar, then I will smoke it for a bit to get the glue hot as mentioned previously.
I also save all my bands, I have about 1500 bands ranging from Philly Blunts all the way up to a '98 La Corona and a few ELs. When I get a chance to open my cigar shop (hopefully some day) then I will matt and frame the various brands of bands to display them in the shop.