Chemtronics conformal coating

[rockwerks]

Good to know the stuff works LOL

The store owner is supposed to bring it to me next week, a case of the stuff. He did not want to break up the case but get rid of it all, So I bought it all

So I will probably be listing a bunch of cans for sale as soon as I get it here.

[sailr]

what is it you're using Steven? I know Corrosion X stays as an oily substance.

The stuff I use is dry.

[Steven Vaccaro]

what is it you're using Steven? I know Corrosion X stays as an oily substance.

I dont have the can here in front of me, but the spray I think is "eagle something". I have to look tonight. Most of the time I use the dp270 epoxy. Especially on my rx's. I haven't ruined a rx in years. Well except for my son Stevie plugging in a nice newly epoxied rx backwards. Quite a nice little fire show and scared the hell out of him.

[Steven Vaccaro]

To add to that I use the corrosion x after the epoxy. It helps stop corrosion on any of the rx connectors. I will also start bathing my motors in the corrosion x since someone recommended it on here.

[rockwerks]

To add to that I use the corrosion x after the epoxy. It helps stop corrosion on any of the rx connectors. I will also start bathing my motors in the corrosion x since someone recommended it on here.

double the protection good idea

[785boats]

As an industrial electrician we often fill electrical enclosures,underground cable joint kits & junction boxes with a substance called Re-enterable gel. Totally seals against the ingress of water even when submerged.
So naturally I've filled a couple of ESCs with the stuff & one of them has been submerged a few times with no problems.
It should be available at any electrical wholesaler. There are many manufacturers of it, 3M being one of them. Here's one of the ones we use.

http://www.isp-cablejointing.co.uk/gelseal-re-enterable.htm

Cheers.
Paul.

[tharmer]

thanks for the tip.

-t