Gardner Bender 07315001126 LTB-400 Liquid Electrical Tape, Easy-on, Waterproof, Indoor/Outdoor Use, Jar, Black, 4 Oz Bottle, 4 Ounce

When those occasions arise where you need to reinsulate wire, where moisture can be a concern or just the inability of electrical tape to keep that wire secure a product like this will 100% fit the bill. Less expensive than a store, Amazon Prime shipping...I couldn't fail. Working time is not an issue as you use this to give a quick coating and then just let it air cure. The amount of cure time depends on coat thickness however from a thin 30 gauge wire aprox 15 minutes to a thicker 8 gauge wire aprox minutes it typically takes for myself. I'm sure humidity and heat can also play a factor. Depending upon use the attached brush works good however dunking the object if it is small enough into the bottle can also work. I've dunked my items quite often with perfect results every time. This can also be used in another regard...to protect against a sharp edge and I've done this a number of times. Since this liquid tape adheres to the surface very well a couple layers thick will protect against that sharp edge. You can also use this type of product to just give better grip to something that is slippery. I had crafted a couple mobility items to help people with their needed tasks and since plastic can be slippery, coating with this type of product will give that rubber non-slip type of grip. A quick coating worked very well. I'm impressed with this as it's worked for my own needs without fail. Helpful, is how I hope you find my review

I bought the black, and used it to repair headset wires where the insulation was coming off due to repeated flexing. i will also use it in the future where I otherwise would try to use heat-shrink tubing.

This product was used to seal a repair to an underground electrical to a telephone cable. It was easy to apply (3 coats, 1 day apart) and, so far, no problems after 2 months. Being bright red it was easy to see what parts had been treated.

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I'd heard of this in a few places and decided to try it with my latest project. I purchased both the Black and the Red for 12V applications. It is fairly odorous so use in a ventilated area. I applied liquid relatively thickly so that it was opaque and it takes a little while to dry. It dried to a fairly flexible coating to stranded copper wire, adheres to silicone, cable nicks, other wire insulation and solder joints well. So far the compound has remained in place and has not torn or begun to peel in a couple weeks. I cannot attest to being a water proof coating, how it would stand up in abrasive locations or longevity so use with common sense.