CONDUCTIVE GLUE, 0.3 FL.OZ.

I love this website, and I will keep buying from you guys. However this stuff is NOT at all in any way shape or form glue. It is conductive paint, nothing more. As any paint, it will have a small amount of stickiness to stay on the item it is painted. But it can not and will not hold anything together by itself. People need to know that they should use some other kind of glue after this if they want to glue anything. I could have gotten conductive paint much cheaper.

I already own a big can of conductive paint. Owned it before buying this stuff. And what this stuff is, is conductive paint. The only different between a can of conductive paint and 'glue' is price. On the upside, however, it does work reasonably well, the container is MUCH easier to work with on the fly than even a small size can of paint, and they're recommendation for using a toothpick for applying is killer. But glue?! Sorry, no. This is no more 'glue' than liquid paper is 'glue' ... with the difference being that this stuff dries significantly slower. Maybe it deserves four stars based on efficacy. But I'm just not a big fan of the manufacturer misrepresenting what the stuff inside they're tiny container actually is. Anybody know of actual conductive glue? I could really use some, and this just ain't it.

I read somewhere that you can repair tv remotes by coating the backs of the buttons with silver conductive paint. I am really cheap so I tried this glue instead and it has worked great.

I am buying this special adhesive to use as a special bonding agent for aluminum speaker voice coil wires to connect to copper wires. The voltage is exremely low. This may give vintage speaker owners a reliable means of repairing shortened aluminum leads without a lot of strain on the aluminum wire. I'll report back later with my findings. Vern

better than having to solder the wires on. I highly recommend this product