What part of Iceland are located in ?
Most US Auto parts stores have electrical insulating compounds for about
$3.00 for a four ounce tube.
Once you open the tube you use 1/2 ounce and the rest dries out before
you need it again.
Your experiments with caulk are interesting but I sure wouldn't want to
get your vehicle five years down the road when the calk turns to chalk
and holds moisture.

Stan Wilder

On Sun, 17 Feb 2002 21:33:03 -0500 Edward Maglott
<emaglott@BUNCOMBE.MAIN.NC.US> writes:
> Thanks for the info on this topic.  I am playing around a little with
> my
> favorite acrylic latex caulking stuff.  Too early to tell if it is
> working.  I may need to do 2 applications with this stuff.  It seems
> a
> little thinner than I would like, not as gloppy as silicone.
> Edward
>
> At 2/16/02 08:05 AM, you wrote:
> >Ed, 3M makes a electrical coating that insulates splices called
> Scothkote
> >P/N 054007-14853. Works good but is a little messy. I like using
> this
> >stuff called liqiud pvc tape. Silicone works fine also.The
> Scothkote is
> >only a waterproofing agent not an electrical insulator. So you have
> to
> >tape the connection first. John 90 vanagon gl
>
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