Electro-Conductive Adhesive Glue for Heating Circuits Printed Circuit Boards 2g New

Worked like a charm for repairing the degraded conductors on the membrane connector of my IBM Model M.It is not glue. It is paint. When fully dry it is quite friable and has no strength; it could not be used successfully even as weak glue, but as paint it works a treat.It begins to dry very fast, and becomes too thick to brush within a minute or so of dipping the brush, so you have to be a bit quick and use only the tiniest amount at a time. But you only need the tiniest amount anyway, so that's not much of a problem.Do not be alarmed if you still measure a high resistance immediately after putting it on. The resistivity drops slowly over the period after application, and it takes maybe half an hour or so for it to become fully conductive.

Poor packaging, product was lumpy and totally useless, definitely a waste of time and money. Will not buy again

this is not an adhesive this is for completing circuits on pcb's

I’ve tried similar products before, attempting to fix a broken connection to rear window demister element. Unlike the cheap Chinese products this sticks well to the glass, and carries current well so has at long last fixed the issue. I used a little araldite type adhesive to stick the tab to the window then made the connection with this, in addition to repairing a couple of broken tracks. Good stuff, would definitely recommend. Take the time to thoroughly clean surfaces first with an alcohol wipe for best results 👍

A chip had come away in my remote car key fob. I bought this and used it to fit the chip back on (there was no chance of soldering it). The term "adhesive" is a bit misleading as the stuff is very brittle so it doesn't have much gluing effect; any force applied seems to crack it. But once I had tested that there was contact with the product a dab of real glue on top seems to have done the trick. Given the price of a new key this was a good deal. You might also need to find something finer to apply it with if you are using it with circuit boards - the supplied brush should be fine for larger work.[I should add, that about 3 weeks after my repair triumph, my front door slammed shut on the car key, bending it through 90 degrees. After careful hammering back, the key worked for a few days before shearing off in the ignition. After a helpful AA man got the key out, I then had to pay for another key which had space for the proximity chip but not the remote chip. So I now have my repaired fob to open the car and a new key (pricey) to start it. So the saving was not so great - but that's no reflection on the product - just a reflection on the fact that fate does not allow you to get away with anything.]

Bought this to seal a few breaks in the wire heater circuit on my back window on my 05 corsa. This product did not work? The brush provided isnt good= needed to be much finer for such a precise purpose.

I had a fine wire in a clock snap so I needed to fix it. I am not confident with very fine soldering so I thought I would try the electrically conductive glue. The item was despatched very quickly and arrived in a couple of days. It was very easy to use and I could safely glue the joint.The glue is not a speedy "super glue" type of glue so you need to be patient and use some care but it was far easier than trying to solder in a tight space. Take your time and give the glue time to cure and you will be fine. I am very pleased with the speed of the service and the end result of the repair. Will happily use this company again.

Rubbish.