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[Marvel] Could Wolverine's adamantium skeleton be recoated with vibranium to stop adamantium poisoning?

I was thinking, if Wolverine is suffering from adamantium poisoning, could recoating his adamantium skeleton with a different metal, say vibranium, stop the poisoning?
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Not a good idea. The one detail you rarely hear about Vibranium is that it is also highly mutagenic. It could spawn a potentially spawn a positive mutation in him, but it has been shown to have negative mutative effects like transforming people into monsters. Basically whenever Logan is exposed to any mutative materials (ie radiation, chemicals) his healing factor tries to fight it off, which taxes his body's healing factor  to the point the Vibranium toxicity could actually kill him. Also, the reason his body holds the Adamantium because his healing factor is always holding it at bay. He is essentially constantly dying of metal poisoning but that is offset by his healing factor. The only reason his body maintains and does not expel the Adamantium is because it is nigh indestructible. Vibranium is not (despite Captain America's shield being Vibranium and nigh indestructible, its actually a uniquely developed Vibranium alloy that ended up indestructible, they could never replicate it, and the based Adamantium off it) and his body could potentially expel it, causing lethal damage if it again taxes his healing factor.

Recently the X-Men subgroup The Five developed a cloning procedure to resurrect dead mutants, basically make a clone and telepathically reconnect your spirit to it. Wolverine had it done once already as he died in space in a massive explosion. Forge keeps a tub of liquid Adamantium to re-infuse him when needed, but technically they could skip this step and Wolverine would be Adamantium free.