85120 - Permatex Liquid Electrical Tape

Liquid Electrical Tape

Weatherproof protectant for wiring and electrical connections. Goes on as a liquid and dries to a vinyl polymer that resists dirt, dust, chemicals, moisture, ensuring that connections stay intact. The brush-top applicator allows coverage without gaps and enables access to tight spaces that roll tape and shrink tubing can't get to.

Applications:

Automobile: Ignition wires, underground wiring, outdoor lighting fixtures, bilge pumps, terminal blocks, and exposed wires.

Instructions:

For best results, avoid direct sunlight, high humidity, and breezy conditions. Follow local electrical codes when doing electrical repair work.

1. Always disconnect power before applying.
2. Stir well before using.
3. Make sure surfaces are clean and dry.
4. Apply liquid tape to the connection or repair area. Completely coat repair area for an air and water-tight seal.
5. Allow 10 minutes minimum between coats. A minimum of two coats is recommended.
6. Allow 4 hours minimum dry time before use.
7. Always allow the liquid tape to dry completely before restoring power.

The Permatex Liquid Electrical Tape, part number 85120, is a specialized weatherproof protectant designed for wiring and electrical connections. This product is suitable for IT and maintenance professionals who require a durable, sealed solution for electrical work in various environments. It applies as a liquid and cures into a vinyl polymer, creating a barrier that resists dirt, dust, chemicals, and moisture. This ensures the integrity of electrical connections, particularly in challenging conditions where traditional tape or shrink tubing may be difficult to apply or less effective.

Key applications include automotive ignition wires, underground wiring, outdoor lighting fixtures, bilge pumps, terminal blocks, and exposed wires. The integrated brush-top applicator facilitates precise coverage, allowing users to access tight spaces and achieve a complete, gap-free seal. This product addresses common issues such as connection degradation due to environmental exposure and the difficulty of sealing intricate or confined electrical points.