Mods
Personally. I think the most important modification is to use the Deuce and scratch it up a bunch. When you do, the edges get nice and rounded and take on a grippy, scuffed texture. It’s way nicer than the factory finish. Burrs are easily removed simply by rubbing with a river rock. But in the spirit of offering what customers ask for, here’s a few examples of common mods.
Cord wrapping a handle is a fairly common thing. Assuming you don’t want to use the Deuce upside down, it can make the handle pretty darned cushy. With most wraps, the top edge is still a problem. Fortunately the Deuce’s handle hole is big enough to pull off this little gem if you’re so inclined. Is it worth .4 ounces and roughly a half hour of messing with it? Your call.
Plasti-Dip is another way to increase handle comfort. It’s actually pretty effective, again, if you don’t want to use the Deuce upside down. Three coats came to just under .1 ounce. Note that the Deuce is wider than the can opening by a fair amount so you would have to flex it hard to make it small enough to get it in further.
