RTV Potting Compounds

this may work for your application. It is non-corrosive and safe for electronics and metal application.

Another idea if a thin coating all you need the oxygen safe RTV's from the auto parts store could work.

last idea if your just securing parts from moving and your NOT going to rework at a future date. Two items; first two part epoxy. enough could/should waterproof unit. Second; Hot melt glue i.e. hobby glue gun. Glue sticks come in different formulas from soft set to hard set, and low melt to high melt temps. I have used medium to high heat glues to glue small electronics boards in project box's and using the glue to divide and secure the 9volt batteries. They were not permanently glued just close form fit.

I think I'll go for broke. I want a clear potting that I can cut and open if needed. So I'll buy the high price spread. It's a gift and I want it to look really professional.

Why not take a picture and post it? Show us your handy work.

Ill do that as soon as I get the parts off the bench and in the box. It's not much really, check my Trafficator thread to see what I'm doing (I'd put in a link but don't know how to do that...yet).

Here you go SSCpal Trafficator.

To post a link highlight the text you want like above. In the editor bar some items will unfade pick the "earth w/chain" click it that opens a window type or paste your link address click done.

Pictures are simple click the camera icon follow which method you need. Type or paste the URL or browse your system for the picture file you want to use.

Good luck with your restoration project.0

Thanks MetalSmith. Here's a video of the setup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVB2GGgOlwc

Good deal. Remember us when you get the auto together with pictures.Or work in progress stories in the CR4 blog workbench creations.

Charles