Russell,

Thanks for doing all of that work!

All I really needed was a point in the right direction; next time I'll=20
ask for a little more specific response and see if I can save you all=20
that time.....

The PICList is a wonderful resource.


Mark Skeels
Engineer
Competition Electronics, Inc.
TEL: 815-874-8001
FAX: 815-874-8181
www.competitionelectronics.com

On 10/11/2010 6:28 PM, RussellMc wrote:
>> What is the failure mechanism involved when non-electronic grade
>> silicone caulk is used on or near electronic components?
>>
>> Could it be used in close proximity to electronic components, in a
>> semi-enclosed space such as a vented plastic enclosure, if allowed to
>> cure for sufficient time?
> Summary:
>
> 0. "Non electronic" will usually be fine as long as it is NOT acid cure.
> 1. Don't use acid cure  unless you have a really really good reason to.
> 2. You are unlikely to have  a really really good reason.
>
> [SNIP]
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