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In Reply to: RE: What is the opinions using conductive contact dressings? posted by Geoffkait on August 12, 2024 at 10:13:02:
I've made my own graphene contact paste and what I would call contact enhancer The paste is conductive. The enhancer is not. The difference is how concentrated the graphene is. The paste is highly conductive.At a lower concentration the graphene is still visible as the enhancer liquid is black, but when put on contacts, it gets into the nooks and crannys of the metal, and adds only a slightly grey color to it. But there is not enough graphene for conductivity to take place across a flat surface more than a couple microns I would guess. But in something like an RCA plug where the metals connect, it increases conductivity. Yet doesn't short inside the plugs at all.
It works really well as an enhancer. It is my favorite sounding contact enhancer I have tried, and I've tried a lot over the years.
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