silicone for At pro.

[moon light md]

Looking for suggestions on silicone type to use on my at pro connections and a good place to get it. Thank you for your time.

 

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[Sandman]

Silicone grease can be had from most hardware stores, Lowes, Home Depot. Dive shops carry it too but it's $$$.

 

[RustyGold]

Permatex Dielectric Grease
Find it here:
Amazon.com: Permatex 81150 Dielectric Grease. .33 oz.: Automotive

 

[moon light md]

Ok . so it sounds like I don't need a particular type. Thank you for your input.

 

[moon light md]

Ty rusty that will give me a idea of what to look for.

 

[RustyGold]

You are welcome mlm!
More, you don't need a particular "Brand". There is some question whether to use Dielectric Silicone Grease or just regular Silicon grease.
Really, I'm not sure if there is a difference.
You need very little of the silicone grease and I wouldn't put it on areas that will be exposed to dirt and sand.
Best of Luck!

 

[BigWaveDave]

I went to my local dive shop, got a small green tub of silicone for $3.99... I used a very little bit, enough to put a sheen on the connections. Anywhere there is a connection with an O-ring, The battery housing, coil and headphones...Now that I think of it, I also applied some to the rubber grommets down at the connection from the shaft to the coil.. will find out sooner or later if I shouldn't have gone that far...oh and by the way, I got the Grey Ghost amphibians... the sound isn't all that different than the stock headphones. Got my scoop, ready to go.

 

[Pointman]

I looked up "silicone dive grease" on Amazon and purchased about a 1/2" little jar of it and it has lasted me for years with little used out of it. I use it every few months on my detector O-rings and I lubed up an AT Pro for someone. I think it was under $5.00 at the time.

 

[moon light md]

Ty everyone I got some at home depot and I'm ready for the weekend. Happy hunting all.