💡 Enhanced SEO: MG Chemicals Carbon Conductive Assembly Review

Just a small amount does the job in the radio I work on. Just enough to ensure proper grounding between those bolted parts. I checked with a multimeter that this material provides a good electrical connection. In the data sheet, the manufacturer warns that this material can become very dirty. They know what they're talking about. Be very careful when attaching and transferring the part afterwards.

I've just had a lot of success applying a tiny dab of this paste to my Samsung Note 3's GPS antenna pins. I just glued a pinhead to each spring pin that touches the pad on the back. I did all the pins, not just the GPS pin (it's in the top left corner when you look at the back of the disassembled phone). I have almost all 1 ounce of lube left. I'd like to easily get a small spoon for any other people who need it. This 1 ounce can will repair thousands of phones!

This is the best product for any type of electrical connection, I have used this in some old outdoor lamp sockets, the sockets have old copper filaments and continue to corrode due to Humidity and due to contact of the aluminum base of the lamp with copper wires in the cartridges. Light bulbs failed, and the socket sometimes got stuck and broke in the cartridge. This paste solved this problem by making the transition between the copper and aluminum contact and also preventing moisture ingress…