Water-Based Silver Conductive Paint,8 Gram Brush Cap Bottle

There were holes worn in the conductive pads between the neck and body of my old guitar hero guitar. I painted some of this compound on the pads and now it plays almost like new.

I had a Logitech keyboard that I love and didn't want to scrap. I was able to repair a bad trace with this stuff. Not bad, but it probably wasn't economically sensible at $30

I used this to paint onto a conductive fencing lamé in spots that had lost their conductivity. It worked well. Can't speak to durability, since I just got it, but I can say, at least for now, the spots I painted are fully conductive and the silver blends in with the color of the lamé.Be aware, though: This is a very, very small bottle; about 1/3 the size of a standard bottle of nail polish.

My primary aim was to use this for my Muse 2 meditating headband due to the particles coming off. Unfortunately it was not effective in conducting any signal.

Don’t waste your money!

Used it to fix traces on a corroded dishwasher control board. Used a tooth pick as a brush. Product is fairly expensive but works well.

I was trying to add some conductivity to the plastic frogs of a model railroad turnout. This product might work well for other things, but it doesn't work for this.

Antes lo usaba en otro continente y ahora lo quise usar aquí, el resultado sigue siendo el mismo