Transparent conductive paint or coating
- Thread starter pstjmack
- Start date
Eric
Administrator
A quirky introduction post to be sure, but welcome! What purpose did you have in mind (presumably not circuits if a spray is acceptable) as most conductive coatings are targeted at the antistatic market. You could try contacting TBA in Rochdale as they do that kind of thing. Also I wonder if a model railway forum might be a better bet since there is more electricity involved day to day than in the wargaming arena!
Last edited:
ManicMan
Lord
yeah.. erm.. I kind can't see how conductive paint CAN be transparent cause the various materials used for the conductive coating. The conductive stuff I use is mostly for repairing bad buttons (like TV remotes where they don't use a proper button but a bit of rubber with a conductive paint coating to work as the contact point.. very cheap poor method but it works for it's job, though when you put alot of pressure down along with minor rubbing which happens due to that fact that rubber isn't solid and people start to push down harder when they start to rub, which rubs even more) but... to be truly transparent? not much call for it.
for the train side, I would say it's mostly wired. far more trustworthy then painted.
for the train side, I would say it's mostly wired. far more trustworthy then painted.