Re: Insulator in paste form

Jamie wrote:

sdl2112@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Mar 2, 2:25 pm, Jamie
<jamie_ka1lpa_not_valid_after_ka1l...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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"M. Hamed" <mhs...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is there an insulator of choice in paste form where I can use to cover
some of the wires that get exposed in small electronics projects?
Using tape sometimes doesn't work because it's hard to reach the area.
I tried to use glue but it gets all messy. Is it epoxy?

Thank you.

Silicone sealant works well.

Some silicones are erosive.

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Silicone is not "erosive" you fucking retard. Try looking up those
big words that you don't understand before using them.

You moron, it's fools like you that make the world go around jack ass.

Oh yeah, I forgot. You're just an insignificant little twit/twat. What
ever fits you the best. Most likely both in your case.
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I guess it's time to shove this idiot down the stairs again.

The word is 'Corrosive', moron. Sorry, I see that you prefer to be
called a retard.

It states right on the tube not to use acetic acid cured Silicone
caulk because it is corrosive.


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