Ake,

Some of the glues become (noticably) conductive over time (and
temperature).  The origin of my suggestion about waxes came from the
fact that boards and individual components were frequently coated with
waxes (beeswax maybe?) as conformal coatings in the days before silicone
or acrylic conformal coatings (say, the 50s and early 60s).
Additionally, I recall that core and coil neon light transformers were
often encapsulated in tar (quite a mess and smelly too).

Regards,

Dave

Ake Hedman wrote:

>That is also a good idea. Anyone tested this? Experiences?
>
>Regards
>/Ake
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>Amne: Re: Material to fill a box
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>Have you thought about using a "hot glue gun"?
>
>Steve
>
>Ake Hedman <akhe@EUROSOURCE.SE> wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I am making some DIN modules for control purposes and think about
>filling them with something to keep the wires etc in place plus give
>them some extra weight. I have looked around for electronic filling
>material and obviously found the epoxy type. But it's so damn
>expensive. Is there some lower cost material one can use?
>
>Regards
>/Ake
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