There IS one wonderful compound made by Rustoleum, used to make rubberized
handles for pliers, etc. The stuff is expensive but works very well - I used
it for 220VAC circuits on a PCB with low level circuits-

"GRIP & GUARD  Texturized Rubber Coating", comes in a 14.5 fl oz dip 
can, in many
colors (I like baby blue best), sold in all ACE hardware stores. It has 
a very high dielectric
strength, and is NOT rubber (its a new plastic resin in xylene/acetone 
cure). It never hardens,
chips, or cracks.

--Bob

Anthony Toft wrote:

>>If I believe moisture is going to be a problem, I will dipcoat the final 
>>PCB with an RTV coating.
>>    
>>
>
>Is there any source for RTV readily available to the hobbiest, other
>than the tubes of locktite available in Autoparts stores? I have a
>circuit that will need to be coated for short protection.
>
>Anthony
>  
>


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