5 pieces 0.3ML Silver Conductive Wire Glue Paste For Electronics Repair Applications

It worked exactly how I needed to work. I needed to fix a bad connection in a device that I own. It had some electrical connections held together with aluminum pop rivets. Aluminum is bad for electrical connections. Over time aluminum develops an oxide layer that acts as an insulator. One of the pop rivets was not fully tightened, so it was loose from the beginning. Over time aluminum oxide formed making it a bad connection. With the syringe I was able to reach the connection and apply the silver paste to it. It improved the electrical connection and it should prevent future oxidation. Getting five syringes worked well. I tested it for conductivity before using it. I applied a bead onto a wood board, and used a multi-tester to check for conductivity. After it dried the conductivity was good. It takes about 24 hours to dry sufficiently. Appling heat with a blow dryer did not seem to help it dry faster. I use four syringes: part of one tor the test, the one loose connection, and to cover the other pop rivet connections to help prevent future oxidation. There is not much paste in each syringe. I would buy more of this stuff for any future projects, but I am guessing that it does not have a long shelf life. I cannot say that it will work well in all applications, but it did solve my problem.

This doesn't work. Great idea and concept, but doesn't hold the electrical part in place, even long enough to put a bracket on that holds the connection in place. Would be great if they could formulate it to work like a glue.

didn't help me. I had a connection that soldering would have been near impossible without complete disassembly of my receiver. I tried these as an alternative. It did not hold or cinduct a signal. I also did not realize it was coming from China and took a long time to come.

I could have cobbled up something "similar" with liquid tape and carbon powder BUT this stuff is the premium deal. Lower resistance, easy dispensing, quick drying. The "lower resistance" part is especially important when making connections that require more than a few miliamps of current. Silver, being the most conductive metal, is the only thing that fits the application. I used multiple layers and allowed each to dry before adding the next to build up a connection than could handle all the current needed for the power connection to my 7" tablet where soldering was not an option. Problem solved!

Works well but don't let them sit around unused for too long. Their mixture will separate and they will not be usable.

Although this product is highly conducive it is not a glue. It comes in a good-quality syringe that is very easy to apply. The problem is that it’s not an adhesive. It’s not thick. It can be easily wiped off with a piece of tissue. It doesn’t work for me.

Used this to repair a worn surface on my battery contact in two $600 camera flashes. Seems to work great so far, time will tell how long it lasts before needing to be reapplied. Very pleased. Only thing is it doesn’t come with any packaging or labeling, so no idea what chemical this is made of or if it is hazardous

Two syringes were practily empty, one only had .2ml and the other two had the correct amount of .3ml It is not adhesive and the conductive properties are weak. Not a quality product and not as described.