Does anyone know where I can buy "Silastic Automotive Compound" from? I need it to reseal a box of electronics and this has stuff has suggested. tia
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18 years ago
Does anyone know where I can buy "Silastic Automotive Compound" from? I need it to reseal a box of electronics and this has stuff has suggested. tia
Isn't that just silicone rubber?
Sounds like silicone liquid gasket - I'd have thought motor factors or engineering suppliers will have it, otherwise something like
compound, as used to seal body seams.
In message , dave writes
Silastic is a brand name of Dow Corning for their silicone.
For electronics applications we always use Dow Corning Silastic 744 at work. The important thing is that it's a neutral cure product, the acetic cure stuff will cause corrosion problems with the copper in electronic products. Neutral cure stuff smells of methanol (I always think a bit "minty"), acetic smells of vinegar.
If the job's important, I'd get electronics grade silicone from Farnell or similar, otherwise you local shed/BM will have neutral cure builders silicone that _may_ do the job.
just use bathroom silicone sealer
Another person who seems to think that silicone sealer is a 'one sealer does all' solution.... :~(
On Sat, 9 Jul 2005 22:18:16 +0100,it is alleged that ":::Jerry::::" spake thusly in uk.d-i-y:
One word of caution, normal silicone + electronics, often = non functioning electronics. The acetic acid evolved when it cures is highly corrosive to copper.
yet it will ,in this case, do the job of sealing and gluing an electrical case together
electrical
Read the thread wan*er....
i did but you had your head up your ass you self important prick now f*ck off its way past your bed time and mummy will want her pc back soon :-)
You utter moron. BTW, haven't you spelt your user name wrong, shouldn't it be 'arsewipe' ?
still a prick i see arsewipe is something i'm sure you still need your mum for
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