Rubber seal in a can.

[black g50]

Walmart sells it for $10.I used it to supplement replaced screws on fuel tank with positive results.I was thinking about spraying it on electrical connections to keep moisture out.It sprays out thin enough where if you have to break seal it wouldn't be hard.Anyone ever use it?....It did seal my leaky car wash bucket.

[Q451990]

Kind of like the leak ender 2000 infomercial stuff? I used the Rustoleum version from Home Depot on a secondary drain pain for a window air conditioner sticking into an attic recently. It works pretty well for that, but I don't think I'd use it on electrical connections. I usually pack mine with dielectric grease. If I were going to try to seal it I think I'd go with the liquid electrical tape that you brush on instead.

Heath

[black g50]

After finishing my MC Sweet Tea.I decided to use whats left of the spray rubber all over the cup including lid.Punched holes around cup filled it with aquarium rocks n sprayed the hell out of it till covered.Stuck it in the sink for a couple hours,pulled it out n it was bone dry.Lid was on pretty tight,rubber was flexible but would not budge enough to just pull off.MY maf connector has some stress marks on it,think I'll coat it,couldn't hurt it is only rubber.

[djwarner]

Home Depot and Lowe's sell a liquid eletrical tape that is applied with a brush that will seal out moisture as well.