Contact Enhancer

[Lawrence Coppari]

Has anyone trie Stabilant 22A manufactured by DW Electochemicals in Ontario, Canada. It was developed for sensitive navigation electronics for the aircraft industry and for bio-medical stuff. IT IS EXPENSIVE.
There is a website. Just search for Stabilant.

Has anyone tried it?????

Here is website: D.W. Electrochemicals, Ltd.


[This message has been edited by Lawrence Coppari (edited 08-19-2000).]

[This message has been edited by Lawrence Coppari (edited 08-19-2000).]

[cyclemike]

Dumb question but, what the heck is it?

[Lawrence Coppari]

All I know is that it is some sort of polymer that becomes a conductor when a voltage is applied across it. Otherwise it is not a conductor. It has gotten good reviews in some electronics mags.

[1.2gees]

Umm, duh!

It "enhances contact"...
j/k

Anyway, where on the car would you use this Lawrance?

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It's all the driver...

[todd951]

You would use it wherever there is a contact that needs to be enhanced, of course.

[Lawrence Coppari]

I have had to clean the connectors on my MAF twice because of poor contact making the thing run rich. I would also put it on all the fuse legs and relay plugs. It is used on plug in circuit boards in computers. Use it anywhere like 951 said.

[pst]

Never heard of the stuff. I use something called "Contact OL" made by Wurth. This stuff works great!

[Lawrence Coppari]

I have the Wurth contact cleaner also. It works nicely but is only a cleaner. Get on Yahoo.com and do a search on stabilant 22 and read the automotive application material. I'm buying some this weekend.