CRC marine grade dielectric grease for electrical connectors & why

Just a quick video covering dielectric grease and the reason why you will want to use this stuff like I mentioned in the video it doesn’t have to be the same brand I’m using I just prefer the pressurized crc with a selectable bead of flow rate so it gets into everywhere I want it to without getting all over my fingers since it is a marine grade dielectric grease it’s extremely water resistant & takes allot of scrubbing to get it off your hands so as a tip if it’s a squeeze tube of grease definitely wear some gloves you don’t mind throwing away afterwards I’ll add a link below for this specific one if you do need some or want to use the same grease

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[captainkttyhwk]

Good to see somebody finally use the stuff as intended a lot of other people on here are saying that you shouldn't ever get it on the connector it's exactly what it's intended for thank you so much.

[AvoidingZombies]

Haha I got a tube of that couple years ago. I literally put it on every connection I come across! Great video btw!

[marchufnagel]

I just did this the last couple of days. Never used it before but I thought the Brozz could use all the help it can get . I even did it to the little bullet connectors so they would be easier to remove if the need arises. Thanks for the video.

[OlIS]

That’s exactly how I do it, but I question if this truly protects. Look deep into where you can see the exposed wires and you can see bare wire and bare connectors.

[AntRocker]

Thank you for you video because I like have stuff on hand at home and I saw this product on Amazon bored and had to look into it. Because Better having it then not

[NotSmokeHD]

What is the difference between marine grade dielectric grease and regular dielectric grease made by CRC?

[cw]

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