I’ll need to replace the driver. The driver itself is glued into the body of this light. I’ll want to use the same adhesive to glue it back in place once I replace it.
What is this stuff called and where about can I order some?
Thanks!
Is it a true “RTV” with a neutral cure, or does it outgas acetic acid during cure such as most products, e.g. caulk/sealers for outdoors or bathrooms?
Radio/TV sealing compounds without the acid seem to cost considerably more.
“Silicone Thermal Conductive Adhesive Glue Compound Curing Sticky Heat Sink Paste” seems like the holy grail and almost too good to be true
Features:
The product is tasteless, non-toxic, non-irritating and non-corrosive. It does not melt, lose or volatilize in the range of –60~250℃. Its thermal conductivity is three times that of ordinary insulating silicone grease. Scope of application: The product can be filled in the seat of electronic devices (such as high-power diodes, transistors, traveling wave tube thyristors, etc.) and the assembly surface of radiator to reduce the working temperature of electronic devices and make them work stably.
It can be used for heat conduction and insulation of computer CPU radiator.
Specifications:
Product Color:Grey,White,Red
Material: Rubber
Model: Thermal Conductive Adhesive
Properties: Corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, high pressure resistance
Thermal conductivity:≥1.5wK
Shelf life: 9 months after drying below 30℃
Thermal conductive adhesive content: 60g
Product weight: 74g
Can’t be holy grail with 1.5wk
Thanks!
Along those lines, worth an examination (you need to find a sales source for anything you pick unless you can fish a free sample from Henkel/Loctite: https://www.henkel-adhesives.com/us/en/products/thermal-management-materials/thermally-conductive-adhesives.html