DIY Conductive Paint (By three methods)
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2020
- This video shows you how to make conductive paint in three different ways.
Caution: The methods for making conductive paint shown in this video are cheaper than commercial ones only if you make a massive amount.
Materials you need:
1. Graphite powder, 44 micron
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2. Sodium silicate
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3. Mr. Color model paint
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4. Acrylic paint
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If you only need a small amount of conductive paint, let's say 45ml , I suggest that you buy the commercial product directly
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drop the horrible music please, thanks for the vid but damn
There's a button for that...
Ahhh the classic Green Day riff ❤
Goid idea!
When will you be doing the electroforming video using method B? I've tried PVA, alcohol, and water-based acrylic but they're all trash. That solvent acrylic looks very promising.
Very nice excellent
Can we make using combination of chemicals, combining wet alkaline compound from 1.5v cell and lithium from lithium cell , add epoxy or acrylic or any other glue, I think conductivity improves.
thanks
Thank you
What setting did you put the multimeter on to test the conductivity?
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Good
Don't understand which one is best for shielding a b or c please let me know
i would try lightly abrading the 3rd methos. i can imagine the paint coating much more graphite surface area thus making more resistance
What's the model paint used for?
Sorry for the ignorance. Does less Ohm equal to more conductivity?
Yes, smaller the Ohm, more the conductivity. Sorry for not explaining in the video
yes.
can i use method C to repair keyboard
Which method provides more efficient conductivity?
Not watch the video?
the lower the reading in ohm's on the multimeter the more conductive it is
can we electroplating silver over graphite? or its necessary to copper it first?
Anything conductive is fine. Nickel, silver, copper plating etc. will work fine with graphite. More conductive paint just might work better/quicker.
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3. Mr. Color model paint
is empty, can you give me an alternative?
I need something that I can buy in Germany
or Can you tell me whats in it?
I tried mr. Color, actene, thinner, sodium acetate and mr. Color is the best
May be you can try other modelling paint
@@DIYbama thanks a lot, can you tell me what the Ingrediens of the mr. Color is? I cant finde this exactly "46" paint on the Internet
Sorry, i am not sure
I would have thought conductive paste might be useful, the paste used on heat sink to component. just need a drying agent to be added.
Interesting!
Has anyone tried any of these methods to mix up solution to use to fix remote controls where the buttons aren't working?
Does any of the 3 solutions STICK to the rubber pads very well?
Has anyone tried replacing, for example, the model pain (B) with epoxy glue and see if that sticks to the rubber contacts in the remote??
buy a new one for 10 bucks lol
Tinfoil super glue bit late
@@FixItYerself Oh you have no idea! LOL
It's a year later and I still haven't gotten to fix all these remotes.
I WISH that I could buy new ones!
I have 4 Logitech Harmony 600 series and you can't guy new ones anymore.
Logi discontinued ALL of the Harmony line.
It's really too bad because they are incredible remotes.
You don't enter code for the equipment, you connect to the internet and set up what equipment you want to control and it downloads everything for you.
I have equipment that NO universal remove has codes for!
Plus, when these were new, they were about $70 each and I'd be happy to buy new ones if they were available. sigh
@@NotaFullShilling-bj8ov I've see others use the tinfoil and super glue thing, but in all cases, they report that they don't last long. The tinfoil gets chewed up and the crazy glue lets go.
I have thought of using this aluminum tape that I have. But I just haven't gotten around to do it.
Something else I've thought of that would just work, is to strip out the main board and design a new case that has actual mini-tactile buttons (physical) and just do it that way.
It would end up being a lot bigger, however. But it's an option.
I have a 3D printer, so it would just be a matter of designing the case in Fusion 360.
Fun times... sigh... LOL
Theoretical Current rating? Increased by simply adding MOSFETs?
Helpful video👍
Can you please tell about Mr. Colour model paint? Is it water based or oil based? I want to use this method for electroplating pla prints.
I'm here for the same reason. I can't find premade conductive spray paint!
The weir thing is, that Mr colour model paint, is also Acrylic paint. So I guess is a matter of quality.
Can this be used for electroplating plastic objects?
Yes, of course
Yea, but you need to follow the general rules of painting plastics. Some plastics have very low surface energy (similar to teflon) and paint has troble sticking. General rule of thumb is that if the plastic is heavier than water (sinks) it can be painted without too much problem. Floating plastics like the common HDPE and PP need flame treatment - otherwise you can expect bad finish and delamination. In all cases a light sanding is recommended for good adhesion.
Can i use it for electroplating
Yes, you can
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON DIY EMF CONDUCTIVE SHIELDING HOUSEPAINT, WITH THE RIGHT FORMULA, ON WALLS & CEILING BECAUSE PAINT IS SO EXPENSIVE. THANK YOU. WATCHING IN CANADA
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It would appear that quite a few people commenting on this channel are missing the key word that best describes what is being presented.
That word is "Conductive" Anything that is conductive allows something to travel along it, or through it, without much resistance. In this case we are talking about electricity.
The more conductive a material is, the lower is its resistance to electricity travelling along or through it.
When the subject is EMF, which is a form of radiation, is being explored, conductivity is bad, resistance is good.
This is because most times, EMF is something you don't want reaching you. So in this case the greater is the resistance of a material, the harder it is for radiation to travel along or through the material and reach you.
What for? 5G!? You really don't need to worry about wireless antennas...
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@lawabidingcitizen5153 Electronic surges. More common than you think. Protection protects your 5G phone from getting fried, among other equipment.
I don’t understand which better for shielding my guitar…
Is this safe?
anyone tried simply nail polish (or epoxy) + graphite?
Of you put graphite in expoxy or super glue it will get hot
@@markwilliams5654 I did not know, did you try? For what reason?
lol. it's the same
Does it actually work
Of course it works
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c is the best because it conducts the most electricity why worse lol lmao xd
Wrong! ohm measurment represents resistance. The higher the resistance the poorer it is for use as a conductor.
However high resistance conductors are great at producing heat. The filament in your bread toaster is a good example of a material with high resistance value.