Firm believer in the Liquid Electricians Tape. Have covered connectors, wire
splices, connection points, all sorts of things with the stuff and have yet
to have a problem. Sets up nice, never seems to get brittle. Peel it off
years later and the connectors, wire, whatever are as shiny as the day it
went together.

Just my two cents worth.

Shoe Goo ... That stuff used for tennis shoe repairs... It seals like
silicone, except it cures all the way through, to the middle, so it's easier
to clean up if you have to take it off...

73,
Mike KI6PR
El Rancho R.F., CA

"R. Scott" wrote
I had been using the Stretch Seal stuff. But Im replacing all my coax
and noticed that the Feed for my Beam the seal was all cracked and had
come apart in places (especially the braid side. Ive a can of Liquid
tape and had thought of that.

So how do you guys seal your outside coax ?
--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
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R. Scott wrote:

So how do you guys seal your outside coax ?

Duct Seal from the Electrical Dept at Home Depot.

Art N2AH

"R. Scott" wrote in message
...
I had been using the Stretch Seal stuff. But Im replacing all my coax
and noticed that the Feed for my Beam the seal was all cracked and had
come apart in places (especially the braid side. Ive a can of Liquid
tape and had thought of that.

So how do you guys seal your outside coax ?
--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
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One word: BUTYL

But instead of buying that "Coax-Seal" for 3 bucks for a small box,
I got a large roll "1/2 in diameter, over 10 feet long for
less than 8 bucks at an auto glass shop. Same stuff for a lot
cheaper. I bought a roll of this stuff back in 1990 and i'm still
into that same roll! Stuff lasts for decades.

Plasti-Dip



On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 04:28:49 GMT, "Major Tom"
wrote:

"R. Scott" wrote in message
...
I had been using the Stretch Seal stuff. But Im replacing all my coax
and noticed that the Feed for my Beam the seal was all cracked and had
come apart in places (especially the braid side. Ive a can of Liquid
tape and had thought of that.

So how do you guys seal your outside coax ?
--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
Remove THREAD to reply.

One word: BUTYL

But instead of buying that "Coax-Seal" for 3 bucks for a small box,
I got a large roll "1/2 in diameter, over 10 feet long for
less than 8 bucks at an auto glass shop. Same stuff for a lot
cheaper. I bought a roll of this stuff back in 1990 and i'm still
into that same roll! Stuff lasts for decades.

2 eggs over easy, sausage, and hash browns.

Eat all the food...use your finger and wipe the connector with the left over
grease on the plate!!

Fills you up..AND...seals your connector!!

What more could you ask for?

"Stevens" wrote in message
...
Plasti-Dip



On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 04:28:49 GMT, "Major Tom"
wrote:

"R. Scott" wrote in message
...
I had been using the Stretch Seal stuff. But Im replacing all my coax
and noticed that the Feed for my Beam the seal was all cracked and had
come apart in places (especially the braid side. Ive a can of Liquid
tape and had thought of that.

So how do you guys seal your outside coax ?
--
Rick N7HJ
Everett, Washington
Remove THREAD to reply.

One word: BUTYL

But instead of buying that "Coax-Seal" for 3 bucks for a small box,
I got a large roll "1/2 in diameter, over 10 feet long for
less than 8 bucks at an auto glass shop. Same stuff for a lot
cheaper. I bought a roll of this stuff back in 1990 and i'm still
into that same roll! Stuff lasts for decades.