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Spectro Electrical Tools - SWC50122

  • Cable Management
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  • Liquid Electrical Tape
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  • Brush liquid on electrical connections to insulate, seal and waterproof
    • Forms a dielectric coating to seal out moisture, battery acids and salt
    • Helps prevent corrosion
  • 4 fl. oz.

50122 Star Brite Liquid Electrical Tape with Applicator Brush Cap





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Jeff: Hello everybody. This is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we're going to take a look at this Liquid Electrical Tape. Now this is a brush liquid on electrical connections to help insulate, seal, and waterproof. This will form a nice dielectric coating to seal out moisture, battery acids, and salt. It will help prevent corrosion.

It is UV resistant. Once you put it on it does remain flexible after curing. It'll fully cure in about 24 hours to a black color. It will not peel or unravel. This does adhere to all metal, plastic, vinyl, rubber, and composite surfaces.

It is designed to work in temperatures from minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit up to 275 degrees Fahrenheit. It will absorb vibration, so it will prevent terminal screws from loosening. This comes in a four fluid ounce can with the applicator brush cap. But that should do it for the review on the Liquid Electrical Tape.

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Product worked good. Only problem was it did not work over electrical tape, seemed to make the tape come loose. I took the tape off of the connection and just used the liquid electrical tape and it seemed to work well.



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First time I have used this and it worked perfectly. I used heat shrink wraps over the connection and then 3 coats of this and I don't see how any water could get in. Boat trailer has been in the water 4 times now and no issues with the lights or wiring that I used this on. I wish I had started using this several years ago!



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As an electronic tech I have used this and simular products for many years. It is invaluable for wiring that will be exposed to the elements such as wire connectors located underneath a trailer or vehicle.



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I am a heat shrink all the way type person. I use this on the connection areas were the heat shrink does not close completely (two wires into one heat shrink tube) to close off wires to the elements. This Liquid Tape stays flexible for quite a while & have had no issues with water corrosion since I started using it.



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The Star Brite Liquid Electric Tape is exactly what I needed and the product shipped quickly. I would definitely do business with etrailer.com again.



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Quality product, on time, great price. Any other questions?



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A great way to attain water proofing your wiring work. Didnt know this was on the market but I'm glad I did!



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