Bare Conductive Electric Paint (10 ml tube)

Bare Conductive Electric Paint: a small revolution

The Bare Conductive “electric” paint enables you to invent new circuits, but also a multitude of sensors and buttons of all shapes and sizes. You can even use it as a potentiometer or conductive tape. It’s a great alternative to the soldering iron.

It works on almost anything including paper, cardboard, electric and electronic components, plastic, textiles, circuit boards, microcontrollers, Arduino or Raspberry Pi boards, e-textiles, Touch Board or Pi Cap... You can create whatever you want, where you want!

Applications of the Bare Conductive paint

The applications are virtually endless, and you’ll find many possible uses on the Bare Conductive website: discover how to fix a remote, detect a leak, create a myriad of sensors, design a smart home system...

if you need some ideas to get you started, here are 5 Things You Can Do With Your Electric Paint 10ml Tube!

Technical specifications of the Bare Conductive electric paint

• Colour: black
• Shear sensitive
• Highly viscous
• Density: 1,16 g/ml
• Max. supply current: 12 Vdc @ 50 mA
• Sheet resistance: 55Ω per 10 x 10 mm square at 50 micron film thickness or 32Ω/sq when using a brush
• Water-based
• Non-toxic
• Shelf life: 6 months after opening
• Drying time: 5-15 minutes at room temperature (can be reduced by placing the paint under a warm lamp or other low intensity heat source)
• Box dimensions: 26 × 135 × 56 mm
• Weight (package): 40 g
• From 14 years
• Made in the United Kingdom

Resources for the 10 ml tube of electric paint

There are many things to learn about the Bare Conductive electric paint. Check for yourself:

• Bare Conductive Electric Paint tutorials
• Application notes
• Bare Conductive Electric Paint tutorials
• Safety datasheet

• Electric Paint Tube video
• 5 things to do with your Electric Paint Tube
• Electric Paint Jar video
• 5 things to do with your Electric Paint Jar
• How to thin Electric Paint
• How to seal Electric Paint
• How to dilute Electric Paint
• How to screenprint with Electric Paint
• How to use a multimeter with Electric Paint
• How to repair a remote control with Electric Paint
• Planning and running a workshop with Bare Conductive
• How to run a STEAM workshop with Bare Conductive?
• How to run a music workshop with Bare Conductive?