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Rubber coating on cable clips etc
Laverda Dave:
A few of the cable clips on the NC30 have some sort of plastic/rubber covering on them. This is going to get removed during blasting and powder coating. Previously I have used heat shrink to replace the coating but on some of the brackets I don’t have this option and the bracket is large and split in two. Does anyone know of a suitable product that can be applied and give the same protection, I’m thinking of a liquid rubber type product that will air dry but am unable to find anything.
Rayzerman:
Have you seen liquid electrical tape? Cheap enough to try..... You could also try PlastiDip Liquid..... not sure it is any better, never tried it. I do remember in the old days finding rubber dip products for dipping tool handles in, etc....
Ken4004:
https://youtube.com/shorts/ig47YhdFlI8?si=BpvK-WaSEe8kEnOx
This is a plastic dip in a can maybe something that would work
Laverda Dave:
Thanks both for the excellent suggestions.
I'm going to order a can of the plasti dip simply because the YouTube clip makes it appear to be ideal and easy to apply. £14.99 on eBay 👍
Ken4004:
Let me know how you get on , looking at the price it must be fairly good stuff but time will tell.
The fact that it is on a sealed can you probably have to use it fairly quickly before it goes off as it looks like a solvent type dip.
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