Conductive Compounds 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 used this to paint the rubber conductive pads of my trucks alarm remote. It’s been working ever since without any issue for months now.

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.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: First time product arrived dried up. It's so dried up it pulled the paintbrush out of the lid. We sent it back. Just received a replacement. ALSO dried up and can't even pull the paintbrush out of the paint. What a waste of time.

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.

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 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.

Totally useless. Product arrived as one solid dried out mass in the jar. The brush broke off the cap and is frozen on the solid mass.