im corona Double Corona

Fuel Refill:

• Ensure the lighter is nearly empty to prevent overfilling.
• Locate the fuel gage on the bottom of the lighter.

• Flip up the turning mechanism and turn the gage all the way down toward the minus symbol. 

• Locate the flat-head screw on the bottom of the lighter.

• Remove the screw using a flat-head screwdriver, coin, or fingernail. 
  

• Using high quality butane, press the stem of the can directly into the lighter for short bursts. While pressing down, count to five and then release. Repeat this three to five times (or more depending on the fuel capacity of your lighter). Do not overfill. 

• Reinstall the bottom screw.
• Allow the lighter to rest upright for about one minute.
• Set the fuel gauge to halfway between the minus and plus symbols, then ignite.
• Adjust the fuel gage to your preferred flame height. 

Lighter Fluid:

We like high quality butane like Xikar or Newport Zero. Both will increase the lifespan of the lighter and make for a smoother lighting experience.

Flint Replacement:

• Open the lighter and locate the flint chamber on the side.

• Pull the lever back against the spring until it clicks and locks into place, revealing a small chamber for the flint.

• Remove any leftover expired flint and place a new flint into the chamber.
• Pull the lever back slightly further to release the lock, allowing the spring to return to tension.
• Strike the wheel a few times to seat the flint and ensure a consistent spark.

Cleaning the Lighter:

To clean your im corona Double Corona, first ensure the lighter is empty and unlit.

Remove the flint and gently brush out any debris from the flint tube and striker wheel using a soft brush or compressed air.

Wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the finish.

If needed, use a cotton swab lightly dampened with isopropyl alcohol to clean around the ignition area—avoiding the wick and fuel chamber.

Allow all parts to fully dry before reassembling and refueling.

Pro Tip:

If the wheel spins without sparks or the flame weakens, it’s typically time for fresh flint or more fuel.

Like many of the heirloom products we sell, your lighter will need occasional maintenance. In many ways, maintaining our lighters is as fulfilling as owning them. That being said, your lighter will require some basic knowledge of what and how things can go wrong and what to do about each issue if and when they occur.

If your lighter is having any sort of issues lighting, the culprit is generally one of the following issues.

Issue #1: Your lighter is not sparking.

Solution #1: Replace the flint. The process for doing so on these lighters is different from lighter to lighter, but usually there is an area you can unscrew that allows you to add flint to the lighter. Please ask if you need help finding it.

Issue #2: The lighter is sparking and producing a flame, but the flame instantly disappears or the flame is very small.

Solution #2: Your lighter likely needs more fuel. Refill it with butane until it feels noticeably heavier. As it nears full, you may see a slight sputter at the fill valve—this is a sign you’re close to overfilling.

If the lighter still isn’t performing properly, check the flame adjustment. The fuel gauge may be set too low. After refilling, gradually increase the gas output until the flame stabilizes.

Because most butane lighters don’t have a visible fuel window, learning when it’s properly filled takes a bit of experience. Over time, you’ll recognize the signs based on flame strength and consistency.

Issue #3: The lighter is sputtering.

Solution #4: You have either filled the lighter incorrectly, overfilled the lighter, or your gas is turned up too high. If turning the gas down does not solve the issue, try emptying the lighter completely (purging) and refilling it carefully according to the manufacturer's instructions. Be sure to use the best butane you a find. For recommendations on butane, check the product page of your lighter.

If you are struggling with maintaining your lighter in any way, please don't hesitate to reach out to support@lastmanner.com. We love to gab about the maintenance process.

We ship using USPS and UPS, depending on the destination and the products ordered. All shipments include tracking and insurance.

Complimentary Shipping Thresholds:

• USPS Ground Advantage (U.S.): Complimentary on orders over $100.00.

Shipping Times:

• Most items ship within one business day (Monday to Friday, excluding holidays).
• Orders placed by 2 PM Pacific Time often ship the same day.
  

Additional Notes: 

• Fine art pieces valued over $500 ship separately via complimentary UPS Expedited insured service with adult signature required. Split shipments will be dispatched simultaneously. 
  
• While we offer insurance on your shipments, once a package is marked “delivered,” insurance no longer covers theft or loss. Please deliver to secure locations or ensure someone is available to receive your package. 
• Shipping costs are non-refundable. 

International Orders:

• For international orders, customs duties and import taxes are not included at checkout and are determined by your destination country and collected by the carrier upon delivery — they are the responsibility of the recipient.
• Customers remain responsible for ensuring the items ordered are legal to import and possess in their country. Items rejected or seized by customs due to import restrictions are not the responsibility of Last Manner.
• We do not ship knives internationally.
• We ship UPS only.

EU/EEA customers: Your statutory right of withdrawal applies and takes precedence over all terms above. See EU/EEA Right of Withdrawal in our full return policy.

For our full shipping policy, please see shipping policies.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt of your order, provided the merchandise is in its new, unused condition and includes the original packaging. Items that show signs of use, arrive without the original packaging, or received after the 30-day period will not be accepted.

Exceptions:

• Lighters: We cannot accept returns for lighters that have been filled with fluid.
  
• Brass/Copper/Bronze Products: Items that have had their vacuum seal opened or have been handled and exposed to oxidation are considered used and are not eligible for return.
  
• Art, Vintage & Gift Cards: Photographs, posters, gift cards, vintage artwork, vintage items, and "Bygone Goods" products are final sale. 

Refunds to the original payment method will incur a flat $5 restocking fee, which will be deducted from your refund. Returns for store credit or exchanges are not subject to this fee.

EU/EEA customers: Your statutory right of withdrawal applies and takes precedence over the terms above. See EU/EEA Right of Withdrawal in our full return policy.

For our full return policy, please see return policies.