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In several videos, I've seen them spray those dreaded electrical connectors. I'm assuming it's to help disconnect them. I've searched and can't find any specific electrical connector spray. I found some old forum that talked about using soapy water. However, those videos seem to be spraying some sort of aerosol spray.

Does anyone know of such a spray? What do you use?

Is soapy water really a good idea? Water conducts, couldn't that cause a short? Or rust?

In several videos, I've seen them spray those dreaded electrical connectors. I'm assuming it's to help disconnect them. I've searched and can't find any specific electrical connector spray. I found some old forum that talked about using soapy water. However, those videos seem to be spraying some sort of aerosol spray.

Does anyone know of such a spray? What do you use?

Is soapy water really a good idea? Water conducts, couldn't that cause a short? Or rust?

In several videos, I've seen them spray those dreaded electrical connectors. I'm assuming it's to help disconnect them. I've searched and can't find any specific electrical connector spray. I found some old forum that talked about using soapy water. However, those videos seem to be spraying some sort of aerosol spray.

Does anyone know of such a spray? What do you use?

Is soapy water really a good idea? Water conducts, couldn't that cause a short? Or rust?

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What spray/lube to use on electrical connectors

In several videos, I've seen them spray those dreaded electrical connectors. I'm assuming it's to help disconnect them. I've searched and can't find any specific electrical connector spray. I found some old forum that talked about using soapy water. However, those videos seem to be spraying some sort of aerosol spray.

Does anyone know of such a spray? What do you use?

Is soapy water really a good idea? Water conducts, couldn't that cause a short? Or rust?