Electrical insulation compound.
Previously:
Dip soldering wires - GIF
Peelable protective coating - GIF
Teflon coating a baking pan - GIF
Dip coating pottery - GIF
Dip coating chains - GIF
Electrical insulation compound.
Previously:
Dip soldering wires - GIF
Peelable protective coating - GIF
Teflon coating a baking pan - GIF
Dip coating pottery - GIF
Dip coating chains - GIF
New plans added on 09/04: Click here for 2,441 plans for homemade tools.
albertq (Jan 30, 2024), nova_robotics (Jan 29, 2024)
ductape (Jan 29, 2024), nova_robotics (Jan 29, 2024)
I use this stuff AFTER I've put on a wire nut or similar to provide sealing to the connection from water/dirt/humidity. In particular, trailer tail lights. I hook the light connections with wire nuts, and then seal them with this stuff, and later on when the tail light gets hit/smashed/broken, it is far easier to replace and the wires are still good when it's removed. That's all 12v DC applications though.
I've never used this stuff on anything 120v or higher.
I see those are Chinese characters on the canister, and I'm guessing that's in China, where they use 230v 1 phase power, 1 hot, 1 neutral, 1 ground. I know, I lived there! Shady wiring was pretty typical.
BuffaloJohn (Jan 30, 2024)
nova_robotics (Feb 2, 2024)
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks