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reynolds



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Electrical conections

Is there any product I can coat electrical connections ie grease Vaseline to protect from moisture

Post #207695 3rd Sep 2013 12:29pm
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nicedayforit



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Vaseline is about the best product you can use for protecting electrical connections against corrosion from damp. I use it all the time. Thumbs Up

Post #207705 3rd Sep 2013 1:27pm
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steptoe



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Dielectric grease (silicone grease) Thumbs Up

Vaseline doesn't like high temperatures and over time will "run/migrate" and it does conduct, albeit very slightly.

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Stephen.125



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Dow Corning DC4 Thumbs Up (as above) a non-drying silicon dielectric grease works up to about 200 degrees (Celsius)

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