25-03-2016, 12:07 PM
Gary,
Back in the day the place where I worked switched over entirely to the Twin-pack stuff simply because the Workers couldn't/wouldn't get the Ratios correct. I don't see why you shouldn't use small quantities if you're careful.
The problem with a lot of Silicon Sealers is that they give off Acetic Acid as they cure. That (potentially) rots Tracks and Components. It's usually just use to stabilise largish Components against Vibration. I suspect the Thermal Conductivity isn't too good.
Alan
Back in the day the place where I worked switched over entirely to the Twin-pack stuff simply because the Workers couldn't/wouldn't get the Ratios correct. I don't see why you shouldn't use small quantities if you're careful.
The problem with a lot of Silicon Sealers is that they give off Acetic Acid as they cure. That (potentially) rots Tracks and Components. It's usually just use to stabilise largish Components against Vibration. I suspect the Thermal Conductivity isn't too good.
Alan
