Anyone ever use this?

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Not only have I not used it but I have not seen it before. Would be perfect for model railroading IF it worked.
 


Give it a go and see what happens then let us know the results - I'm sure others would be interested in knowing how well (if at all) this works. If it did work, I could see it making putting in feeders much much easier.
 
Someone on here mentioned it.
Seems like it takes awhile to setup and harden.
I think he said it worked OK.
 
Hello,

I bought some about 7 months ago and wouldn't be without it. It does require following the instructions, which means you let it set up for 24 hours. I cover my liquid solder joins with JB weld which both gives substantial strength and also creates a non conductive covering.

Here is where I used it to make a good connection on some tiny wires, a home made working signal:

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I covered the liquid solder with a coat of JB weld epoxy.


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lasm
 
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