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Tele-Afflicted
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Home brew shielding paint?
I don't know why one would not buy real sheilding paint but if you mixed graphite powder into an acrylic medium or shellac or whatever, do you think it would work as a shielding paint? Would graphite do what copper or aluminum does? Just thinking out loud. No science in my brain on this question......
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Friend of Leo's
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well... there would have to be some physical contact made between the graphite particles... if you see what I mean. It would need to be a lot of graphite. Actually, I recall seeing a site... here it is! As you can see... it ends up being really high-resistance because the paint itself is an electronic insulator. Maybe worth a try? Good luck.
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