I have heard people talk about this stuff but cant find anything about it on the interwebthingie.
Anyone got any information on it, is it any good? where can i get it from and how much???
Thanks in advance
Howard.
Howard, the only thing I can think of is 'Black Witch'
It's a neoprene adhesive that I have used loads of times to glue wetsuit seams and make repairs to wetsuits.
I am fairly sure it is liquid neoprene anyway but not sure that it's what you want.
Lookee here...
www.watersportswarehouse.co.uk/ishop/893/shopscr705.html
See ya
Robin
Thanks Robin,
Apparently its a paint on goo that you put on terminals and things to stop corrosion......?
Aha.
In which case...........
:]
Not a clue mate.
codprawn
06 July 2005, 21:17
Try looking for dip moulding pvc - you could also try liquid latex
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=324&item=5595916175&rd=1
Fun searching - they use it for fetish and body painting these days!!!
Hightower
07 July 2005, 00:21
Just get that tub of vasaline out Howard ;) .
limeydal
07 July 2005, 05:29
listed as Liquid electrical tape over here. good stuff to seal all electrical connections and comes in a 4oz can with applicator for $6.99.
Comes in 4 colors also which is useful to keep track of circuits.
Also tried the plastic dip paint, which is used to renew the insulation on pliers /tools etc. A little tougher to get off if you need to reterminate the connection though!
cheers Dal
Paul F
07 July 2005, 05:46
OMC do it, comes in pot with brush attached to lid, but it aint cheap,but is good stuff.
Paul
Clyde Rib'r
07 July 2005, 08:25
Silicone Grease is good for terminal protection, and not expensive. Thats what I use.
You can get it from RS components
Dave
Mark Halliday
07 July 2005, 08:43
Howard
Liquid tape like this? (second down)
http://www.bosunsmate.co.uk/glue_and_goo.htm
Its PVC not neoprene. Very messy stuff, but it works.
I got some at Marine Superstore, Puerto Solenta. Send Paul down to get some.
Andy Gee
07 July 2005, 10:04
Try looking for "Liquid Whipping". Its the stuff that you can dip ropes into if you cant use whipping twine.
HTH
That looks like the stuff.
7 quid a pot doesnt seem that much compared to most things nautical.....
anyone tried this stuff? does it work?
Mark Halliday
08 July 2005, 07:30
Its a small pot!
I have used some in-line bullet connectors and it has sealed them very well. I never quite got round to coating the spade connectors on my switch panel.
You have to work fast with it as it dries quickly.
Thanks Mark.
Going to lay my hands on some this weekend and see what i can do. then starts the next modification.....
LURCHER
15 July 2005, 12:55
I have some if you want it