Dielectric Waterproofing Grease

Great for outdoor connections and in damp basement of older homes. Outdoor connections should be over rapped with silicone tape and a cover layer of Scotch 88 electrical tape.It not unusual for the components in the tube to separate and turn into a Lt brown liquid. Roll the tube between your hands to warm up and mix the components together. You should end up with a thin paste almost the color of the tube.

I’ve sued this on a variety of things but most notably coaxial outdoor cable connections. Keeps the moisture out.

I use this to seal my outdoor COAX cable connections against the weather

Grease works well.

Keep outdoor moisture out of RF connections like tv, satellites and amateur radio feedlines. Great product, will not attenuate signals.

lol this stuf stuff works!yea we started using this product for TVRO sat dishes to help keep water out of the N and F connections.you just pack it full of this and it does it's thing.you need to remember to mix the tube as it does separate out of suspension over time....so you need to waste a bit till it comes out like tooth paste.for RF connections yup you need this!

My compound had separated in the tube when I received it. I sorted it out by emptying the tube into a cup, remixing it well, then transferring it to a syringe. But perhaps they could be stored better.

It works real well to keep water out of my cb coax cable. Water ruined my last coac so hoping to fix that problem with this.