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Default Anyone try to use this when volt modding
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I was just wondering if anyone has tried this and what they think of its effectiveness vs a 8B pencil. Ive heard of people using conductive paint that way you don't have to keep drawing it on

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I use that stuff, but not for volt-mods. It is too messy (not that smooth a liquid) and the tip opening is too big, so you can spill if you are not careful. For fixing traces on PCBs it is good, but I don't feel confident using it to bridge over resistors.
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I use that stuff, but not for volt-mods. It is too messy (not that smooth a liquid) and the tip opening is too big, so you can spill if you are not careful. For fixing traces on PCBs it is good, but I don't feel confident using it to bridge over resistors.
exactly what i was thinking it would do. I guess I'm better off using the pencil to mod, just wanted something more perm, but i was told the pencil last a year or more.
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