Stabilant 22, 5ml Kit Makes 30ml of 22A

Yea, I know, this stuff is super expensive. I have a couple of classic 60s vehicles and this really helped on the connection issues. Especially my Datsun; which are famous for their lousy grounds but this stuff really helped and you use a teeny tiny amount, it goes a very long way. If you have any vehicles that you treasure and just want to run great even though you only drive them occasionally and you can afford it, I would try it.

Just what I thought it would be

I followed instructions and my cars a/c starts working again I knowni saved a couple hundred dollars

Good material and good product

I had horrible static in my helicopter headsets. I tried several things including replacing the female connector. This product worked! Follow instructions!

You have to mix it up and the instructions that come with it are NOT accurate they are an approximation and the instructions say so.I am assuming that because you are mixing it with the alcohol it dissipates and leaves only the Stabilant. You would think becauseof the price and the high dollar customers they have especially NASA, do you think they give a bunch of Gov. Geeks such vaguemeasurements? When I was in the service USMC we had to know things like that exactly. Other than that I can only tell you I haven'tmeasured any increase in speed and it will be a while maybe years before me knowing about the better contact adherence over otherproducts I use it on computer parts on the Motherboard and try the usb ports, ect. I want to try a few things and wanted something thatdoesn't stay wet.

I've used this product in the past in an industrial environment to make an old HURCO CNC milling machine more reliable. It was a prototype model and over the years had become extremely maintenance intensive to keep operational. Generally, a random digital logic fault would result in a machined part being damaged when the mill jumped position. Trying STAB 22 was a last resort, and amazingly after lightly coating all connectors with a 4/1 alcohol solution of it, the Hurco trouble calls were reduced more than ten-fold!My present use involves a Communications antenna on an experimental light aircraft (RV-9A). Radio calls were often noisy and nearly unreadable, and controllers often commented on the poor signal. I removed and cleaned the antenna base with a ScotchBrite pad and alcohol,then coated the antenna baseplate (4"x8") with STAB 22, and rebolted the assy back in. To date radio comm has been excellent! Cleaning helped but continued low resistance connections to the aircraft ground plane are assured with STAB 22 - the wonder liquid!

The volume button on the remote control to my Onkyo home entertainment receiver has become intermittent, requiring heavy pressure, and sometimes not working at all. Today I fixed it by dribbling a drop of Stabilant around the button and rocking the button back and forth. It worked like a charm.An extremely valuable property of Stabilant is that while it enhances electrical contact between conductors, it does not conduct electricity across insulators, so I did not risk creating a short circuit by dropping stabilant into an enclosed space that I could not access.