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Dialectric VS Conductive grease 700

posted by  740man on  Sun Jul 20 23:40 CST 2003
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I just got done cleaning the contacts on the instument console in my boat. ( yes a boat, not a car.) I was wondering if greasing the contacts (male spades and female connectors on the switches and guages would be a good idea, since the highly moist environment has caused me some corrosion problems that led me have to do this. Should I use conductive grease, or dialectric grease? I know this has beed debated here. I am not worried about shorting adjacent terminals since they are not too close.. I just want to get a good connection and protect against moisture and oxidation.

thanks
740man






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