I have been researching and read 2 part epoxy, hot glue, and RTV silicone are non conductive. But avoid the RTV with a vinegar smell as that can harm some electronics. Not sure how much of this is true. Would an automotive "sensor safe" silicone work and be cheaper than something i buy from an electronics supply store?
Im looking to attach PCB's to plastic. Also looking to simply cover electrical components to insulate them from metal contact. Been using 2 part epoxy but that stuff aint cheap. Hot glue gets soft in warmer areas so scratch that. I would prefer a type of soft silicone that is electronic safe but not crazy expensive.
Whats available and where do you guys like to buy? Drying time is not much of an issue.
Im looking to attach PCB's to plastic. Also looking to simply cover electrical components to insulate them from metal contact. Been using 2 part epoxy but that stuff aint cheap. Hot glue gets soft in warmer areas so scratch that. I would prefer a type of soft silicone that is electronic safe but not crazy expensive.
Whats available and where do you guys like to buy? Drying time is not much of an issue.