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Question: what size are corona bottles?would this work for me?
Document: It's not crazy ugly.And yes, it would seem that it does tend to get stuck to the bottle after securing the cap in place, but a &#34;very&#34; small amount of force usually releases that. Perhaps the StarSan lubrication trick might work?
The capper worked great once I got it to work. It was so easy and I use it on other bottles so reseal them if I don't use what ever is inside
Also I notice that the pleats on the crown caps aren't always uniform, it leaves a couple sticking up more, I suppose I could turn the bottle and re-cap, but that seems like more trouble than its worth since usually I cap many bottles at once. Some documentation would have been nice, a manual or directions, something, it's pretty easy to figure out anyway, but it's always nice to know you are doing it right.
Not the bigger bottles. )Adjust your purchase accordingly. If you want the 26.5mm model, this is it. If you want the 28.5mm model (common on Belgian Beers), keep looking.Both models seem to be well constructed - constructed about the same really (aside from the size of caps for which they are intended).Both models do leave an imprint in the top of the cap, but unlike what others have noted, I don't mind it.
This item was inexpensive and worked great the first time with virtually no instructions. What else would you want ? Highly recommended
This does the job for sure. It is scary to use at first because I thought it was going to break my bottles! But it ended up being perfect.
Capper does a really good job of crimping and sealing my beer bottles. AAAAA+++++ Worth the price for all bottling.
Tried it out on a few bottles and the amount of pressure needed to remove one of these caps compared to a regular store baught beer felt the same.
This is a good all around capper. Works on all of my bottles seals nice and I don't think I will break this one. Well worth the extra money to upgrade from the plastic.
Works great. Even to recap bottles. Used it to make salt and pepper shakers out of my favorite beer bottles. Just drilled holes in caps then re-capped with this rig. Love it!! !
Answer: I believe any standard beer bottle would be just fine.  I elected to use the shorter and darker bottles.  Sierra Nevada or many of the IPA beers that are out there.  During the 2nd phase of fermentation, I didn't want light to penetrate the beer...  just a thought.