I've asked before about using the accumulation of grey stuff that I have on the
bottom of my "bottoms" jar. But the other day 2 of my projects may have come
together in an interesting idea. I have an old Honda Nighthawk ("vintage"
motorcycle) that I am rewiring and tightening up some fried connections on.
For some I would like to use a solder epoxy due to the location of some of
these connections. There is a silver epoxy product available at a local
industrial electronics shop, and I could probably use a product made for
repairing electric rear window defroster wires, but then I realize that I could
mix something up myself and have much more fun at that, using my fuzzy silver
(hydroxide/oxide).
So I'll ask you guys and my Nighthawk list about ideas and recommendations for
approaching this formula. Conduction is more important than epoxy level
adhesion.
Consider yourselves asked.
Maz
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