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Electrically conductive paint?
In between most key pads and the circuit board below is a vinyl (rubber)
membrane pad that has an electrically conductive area that closes two contact points on the circuit board below . (Like on the inside of a TV remote under the push buttons) I have a device on-off switch that is failing because the black conductive surface is wearing off. What I am looking for is that conductive paint so I can dab a bit back on to the contacting surface area to make the switch work again. Does anyone know where to get something like that? Dallas |
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