Is JB Weld electrically conductive?

From: "Rich S."
Date: 7/11/2004 2:07 PM Central Daylight Time
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"B2431" wrote in message
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Rich, I'd venture to say he'd like to have it conduct more than once.


Oh. The Fourth of July is over for this year I guess.

Rich "Explosive ways to lose 13 lbs. of ugly fat." S.

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Just got a new package today. On the back it says

"DOES NOT CONDUCT ELECTRICITY"

Scott wrote in message ...
Well, IS IT (after it cures, that is)???

Scott
http://corbenflyer.tripod.com
Building RV-4
Gotta Fly or Gonna Die

Earlier, Scott wrote:

Well, IS IT (after it cures, that is)???

One more data point: I've potted VHF radio antenna bases with JB Weld,
and they've worked fine.

Bob K.

Scott wrote in message ...
Rich,

Thanks for the "field test"!!! I did find on the European JB website
that it is not conductive after set up. Dang, I need something that IS
conductive (well, not really, but it would be nice)...

Do a Google search on "Conductive Epoxy" and you'll find plenty of
silver filled epoxies that ARE electrically conductive.

Earlier, I wrote:

...I've potted VHF radio antenna bases
with JB Weld, and they've worked fine.

Minor clarification: The part I was potting was an insulator between
the whip and the ground plane, and it did insulate as expected.

Bob K.