Bare Conductive | Electric Paint 50ml

[@empty9405]

I would like to use this ink for coating on nylon coil. After ink dried, Can this ink withstand (not cracked) shrinkage and loosening of the nylon coil? The shrinkage of the nylon coil is up to 50%. and I want to know if heat is generated when the current flows.

[@EduardoPinto814]

This paint will work as a guitar Shielding??

[@adelt3824]

Ladies & Gents , would you relieve me as I have been browsing scores of webpages & reviews about conductive glues as I must fix a problem in my car given that the defogger / defroster tab located at the rear windscreen has come off and could not see anything during these winter days which a high road safety issue. Hence, please advise if this glue will really stick that tab on the windscreen and actually get the low current through to the grids . I appreciate your quick attention to my concern.

[@kumarjalla698]

does the paint works for 230 volts current

[@bareconductive0]

Hello! We don't recommend the paint to be used in applications of over 50mA or 12VDC

[@abdulhaqqsharif4918]

What store can I find this at please reply as soon as possible because this is do next week

[@ronaldalcivar2400]

Good job. what is the conductivity of the paint?

[@bareconductive0]

Thanks! The paint has a resistance of 55Ω/sq at 50 micron film thickness.

[@ronaldalcivar2400]

@@bareconductive0 Thanks for the info

[@Fred-nz9dp]

Will it applies on glass if so it would be great replacement of old conductive coating

[@bareconductive0]

The paint does indeed adhere to glass.

[@pradeepnakhate9923]

can I use it to fix traces on flexible leads using a stencil

[@bareconductive0]

What are you planning on doing with the flexible leads?

[@pradeepnakhate9923]

@@bareconductive0 there is spotting, breakage and some physical damage on the conducting tracks. I need a quick fix. So thought conductive ink and stencil of the tracers may work to fill in the break in continuity in the leads

[@senticles]

Is there a tutorial for the last project of the video? The one with the Capacitive Proximity Sensor?

[@bareconductive0]

+Farid Akmal bin Karim Hi there, check this out: www.bareconductive.com/make/proximity/

[@bestamerica]

' that new to me about electronic pen... how many limit volt with battery... is this electronic pen same flow as copper wire

[@bareconductive0]

We don't recommend for the paint to be used in applications of more than 12VDC and 50mA, so it's not the same as copper wire.

[@bestamerica]

hi BC... okay thank

[@kuyaalvsbaguio810]

Where I can buy that?

[@bareconductive0]

Hi! You can buy it from our online store: www.bareconductive.com/shop/ Let us know if you need any help.

[@1w33d1]

Does the paint stand heat and cold? Can you use it outside?

[@bareconductive0]

Hey, yes you can use the paint outside, but if it's very humid it won't get dry as fast and if it's too hot it might get cracked. Depending on the conditions. What exactly do you want to do?

[@Wheel-1]

Will this work for glass ?

[@bareconductive0]

Hello! Indeed this will work on glass.

[@michelejesus9678]

TUDO BEM MAS ONDE VENDE CADE O SITE DE VENDA

[@bareconductive0]

Hello, you can buy our products here: www.bareconductive.com/shop/

[@irinatesker4975]

where can i order one?

[@bareconductive0]

Hi, you can find it here: www.bareconductive.com/shop

[@bareconductive0]

Hello yes the paint is slightly adhesive. Check out this tutorial! www.bareconductive.com/make/electric-paint-fixes-broken-keyboards/

[@gian1478]

hi how do you work this with apps? is there an app fo this?

[@bareconductive0]

No, no need for an app. You just use it as any other paint, with the difference that it conducts electricity, therefore you can power up your projects.

[@gian1478]

Bare Conductive then, what did you use when you made it come to life? 😁

[@bareconductive0]

It's carbon and water based

[@ivanandresleon4390]

I read that you can use the paint as ink for tattos, is that real?...

[@ifeotto]

is this good for a electrolysis process ?

[@bareconductive0]

I'm afraid not, as Electric Paint is a water-based paint and it would dissolve.

[@ifeotto]

@@bareconductive0 thank you!