aerosal water proofer?

[duane.mosley]

has any one used  aerosol water proofing? i was checking around and i found this stuff:

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has any one used this or something similar? my leaping arches are already assembled and i was thinking of spraying them with something similar to this. i know to use corrosion x on my controllers, but i do not want to take my leaping arches apart to water proof with the bucket method.

thanks

duane

[chrisatpsu]

$82 for 2 cans....   ouch..


some use corrosionX

I have spray on liquid tape (clear)

[duane.mosley]

$82 for 2 cans....   ouch..


some use corrosionX

I have spray on liquid tape (clear)

WOW!! lol, i didn't even look at the price yet! guess i know i won't be using that stuff!! spray on liquid tape sounds like what i need. thanks


duane

[Jeffl]

I wondered the same about this stuff but I have no idea if it would work or what it costs.

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[Rainlover]

I used this on my ss nodes You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
It worked on my panels last Halloween and Christmas. I sprayed it on the back of the nodes where the wires go in.

John

[Night Owl]

I used this on my ss nodes You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
It worked on my panels last Halloween and Christmas. I sprayed it on the back of the nodes where the wires go in.

John

That looks easier to use than the clear plasti-dip.  Wonder if I can find it locally.

[JackFrost]

I would be REAL leery about  using anything unless it specifies  that it is ok for electrical connections  and won't conduct .
I  myself use CORROSION X and yes , it is meant for electrical connections specifically .

[tbone321]

If you read the description they specified electrical wiring harnesses which would indicate non conductivity.  Corrosion X is a very different product and would be useless in attempting to seal up nodes.  Actually, it would probably prevent you from being able to seal them in the future