Introduction This guide outlines the equipment and recommended application processes for applying EMI/RFI Shielding conductive coatings in an a professional, industrial, or other high-volume settings. It covers product mixing and dilution recommendations surface preparation procedures spray or brush application methods—including extensive equipment and setting suggestions cure schedules troubleshooting tips (in the Appendix) CAUTION! It is…
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Oct
Oct
Conformal coating is a liquid, rubberized coating that protects electronic components from harsh environmental conditions. Conformal coatings are also called “liquid encapsulants,” and they can be applied to a variety of surfaces in a multitude of ways. Conformal coatings come in many different types with various properties, application methods, thickness measurements, curing methods and removal…
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To clean textured plastic, you should use a microfiber cloth or sponge and a mild cleaner. You can buy cleaners that are specifically for cleaning plastics from most big box stores like Target or Walmart, but they also make general purpose household cleaners that work well on most surfaces. Be sure to follow the instructions…
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Oct
Oct
Cut and clear oil is used for pretty much anything. It has many different purposes, messy chores, house cleaning, so if you don’t have it in your supplies yet, maybe its time to add it in! I found the perfect way to make this cut and clear oil so lets go over how to do…
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Nov
Nov
Let’s be honest, there have been many times where you had to see your favorite shoes go in the garbage. The truth is, it could have been prevented if you took care of your shoes the right way. In this article, we will show you how you can take care of your shoes properly without…
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Often times a project will require you to adhere two totally different materials together. This can be tricky, because you need to know what type of glue will work on both materials. An example of this is a project that requires you to stick rubber to wood (or wood to rubber? Haha!). Many adhesives work…