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Originally Posted by
Pleiades
It is pretty much the same as dielectric grease but contains a friction reducing lubricant, which is why its better for moving contacts, rather than multiplugs and connector contacts. It does not contain silicone - which is generally bad news for electronics.
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I was trying to get some dielectric grease last year and found it hard to track down. Someone on another forum recommended Servisol silicone grease and I bought some on eBay. Since then I have been lathering it on every time I break apart a connector, covered the battery terminals and so on. Have I been using the wrong thing? On the tube it says:
- high electrical insulaton
- waterproofs/repels moisture
- excellent lubricant
- high temperature resistance
Good stuff, or wrong stuff?