Fogey1

I once sprayed a green corroded contact and watched it become bright.

Good stuff.

ww

RET

Great stuff! It has resurrected many switches that otherwise would have been replaced. I use it on nearly every electrical connection too.

Dave928S

Considering the complexity of the 928 electrical system, and the issues we often have as consequence, I think this is one product that is an essential in every 928 owners tool kit. If our 928 vendors stocked it I think it would almost walk out the door by itself ... every electrical plug and connection on my cars gets a spray when I put them back together ... Roger!

928 at last

Not that easy to source up here either......
So, if ROGER had it, it would be easy to maintain stock.
(Can you tell I'm just about out?)

Gonzotiki_666

This looks great! Off to Amazon.

WallyP

Three good products for electrical problems - DeoxIT, Stabilant, Corrosion Block.

danglerb

Model RR and ham guys like this stuff, so I picked up 2oz on ebay for about $8 shipped.

NO OX ID A-Special Conductive Grease

928 at last

Ok, this thread got me hunting again....far more suppliers in the Southern Ontario market than five years ago....

Picked some up today (D5 no Gold) from this place.

http://www.sayal.com/zinc/index.asp

I'm good for a while now......

BTW - I've used it on both front crash sensor connectors with excellent results. The first time, the right front connector looked new inside, but was still generating enough resistance to trip the warning. De-Oxit and a Q-Tip, and all has been well for four years now....

Livio928

Excellent a Burlington location with lots of stock.

928 at last

Bertrand Daoust

Would this product be good on ground point?

the flyin' scotsman

Have not used it Bertrand but given the posts and looking at the product it would seem it would work on all electrical connections.

I need to do a search in the Calgary area.

WallyP

Stabilant is made in Canada. No affiliation, other than as a customer...

D. W. Electrochemicals Ltd.
3-97 Newkirk Road (North)
Richmond Hill, ON L4C-3G4, CANADA

Phone: (905) 508-7500

depami

How nice would it be to just spray and not have to take them apart. Someone needs to investigate this.

danglerb

The juice has to get to the conducting parts, tightened down properly they are not going to get anything in them over a short period of time. Remove, clean all surfaces, treat, put back.