Liquid Neoprene

Zippy · 06 July 2005, 19:55

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.

robin · 06 July 2005, 20:05

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...

http://www.watersportswarehouse.co.u...hopscr705.html

See ya
Robin

Zippy · 06 July 2005, 20:07

Thanks Robin,

Apparently its a paint on goo that you put on terminals and things to stop corrosion......?

robin · 06 July 2005, 20:37

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.d...595916175&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

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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

Zippy · 07 July 2005, 17:51

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.

Zippy · 08 July 2005, 18:03

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