SolderSeal Brand - Premium Solder Seal Wire Connector Kit 120PCS - Aiding Your Wiring Projects - No Crimping Required - Effortless Heat Gun Application - Water-resistant - Insulated - Ideal for Marine and Automotive Applications Review

I used these connectors to rewire car speakers and they did the job perfectly. A huge time saver and a permanent seal on my wires.

works as described. Good product. Used on a 2000 F-550 to get from California to Texas. The bed has been removed. I used them to install lights for my trip home.

Used to clean some wires on my race car, worked fine. It's a little tricky to heat up in small spaces, but if you can get the wires you're splicing outdoors, that's great.

Easily create proven connections. Join three wires into a strong connection using just a heat gun. The sealant is used to light up motorcycles exposed to the elements and is waterproof.

These connectors save a lot of time by soldering and sealing the wire in one easy step. As long as you apply even heat, they create a great seal every time! Would recommend to anyone looking for quality wiring.

I liked that the product solders the wire connections and at the same time seals the shrink tubing. However, I did find that on some connections, when the solder started to melt, the solder had melted through the shrink tubing, tinning the wires and making the connection. This forced me to glue the joint, so I bought a "Solder Wire Kit" to avoid that. I sealed the connections with Tesa tape to avoid cable problems. I've seen other kits say they lowered the solder melting point of their…

Make reliable connections with ease. Join three wires into a strong connection using just a heat gun. The sealant is used to light up motorcycles exposed to the elements and is waterproof.

These connectors save a lot of time by soldering and sealing the wire in one easy step. As long as you apply even heat, they create a great seal every time! Would recommend to anyone looking for quality wiring.

I liked that the product has both soldered wire connections and sealed heat shrink tubing. However, I did find that on some connections, when the solder started to melt, the solder had melted through the shrink tubing, tin the wires and made the connection. This forced me to glue the joint, so I bought a "Solder Wire Kit" to avoid that. I sealed the connections with Tesa tape to avoid cable problems. I've seen other kits say they lowered the solder melting point of their connectors. However…