If you have an industrial supply house nearby, you might get a tube of
DowCorning silicon, DC-4 and DC-111 come to
mind. It is waterproof and has good electrical qualities. We brush it on just
about any outside connections. I
don't know anything that will remove it, including lacquer thinner ;-)
Hope they still make it, just realized my tube is 30 years old, it has an
expiration date of 7/75. (The exp date is
because some{a drop} clear fluid will separate out if it sets around.) There
is a whole family of products that
seem to be the same ;-) Pick one rated for- waterproof, electrical, and food
equipment.
Careful with the filled buried cable, most has an insecticide in it.
-larry
1/10/05 1:53:36 PM, "Tom Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm helping my church with some phone issues, and for the DSL service, I
>want to put a jack for the DSL modem next to the jack for the phone. I've
>installed a splitter on the outside wall, so the data half is split off
>before it comes into the building. The existing phone jack is on an
>exterior wall in the basement, and it has some "goo" (to use the technical
>term) in it, which I assume came with the jack and makes it suitable for
>damp locations. My question is, where can I get some of these gooey jacks?
>Or can I just buy the goo and convert any ordinary jack into a damp
>location jack? I assume this is the same stuff you find in UR/UY
>connectors...
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