ACL Staticide 6500 ESD Safety Shield, 8 oz Aerosol Spray Can, Translucent (2)

$ 28.42

Score By Feature

Based on 9 ratings

Customer service

7.72

Satisfaction

7.47

Value for money

7.30

Packaging

7.42

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For excellent electrical performance, only a light spray application is required.

At room temperature, the coating dries.

Designed to be used inside.

Questions & Answers

How resistant to abrasion is this material? To use as a computer desk, I want to coat a large plastic folding table. ?

I recently purchased a can and am wondering the same thing. In my case, I'm going to coat a 48x60 rug pad that's sitting on my carpet, and I'm getting a static charge strong enough to partially cook my Macbook. My issue is with the cure time, which is a week! Because they failed to mention this on Amazon, I purchased a second pad to use while the first was curing. It's not just long-lasting, but it's also inconvenient. If it works, it's still better than buying new computers.

I've been using techspray's more expensive licron crystal permanent esd coating, which has performed admirably. Will this have the same impact as the previous method?

I'm using it to prevent static in a plastic cylinder, and it works great. I'm not sure if it's as good as what you've been using.

Selected User Reviews For ACL Staticide 6500 ESD Safety Shield, 8 oz Aerosol Spray Can, Translucent (2)

Five out of five stars

5/5

It was flawless.

Estelle Marshall

| Oct 16, 2021

I haven't had the opportunity to try out the product yet

5/5

I haven't used this product yet; I originally purchased it to put on the outside of my spill-proof thermal mug for use at work, but after receiving it, my boss stated that he preferred I use a standard company-issued mug, which is not spill-proof, and he immediately issued me one. So far, I haven't been able to think of another use for this item.

Anthony Ryan

| Aug 08, 2021

I couldn't get it to work for me

3/5

It didn't work for me at all. It appears to be windex laced with carbon particles. br>br> br>br>When wet, my cheap surface conductivity meter reads 104 ohms, and when dry, it reads infinite. The meter reads conductive foam fine. br>br>I tried spraying another layer, but the meter still reads no conductivity. br>br>I also tried spraying cardboard, but no conductivity was detected.