High Fidelity Cables, why most threads about them got deleted

Oh yeah. I applied it (very sparingly, don’t be sloppy) on just about everything that has a connection. That is: Breaker box on dedicated lines, power cords, interconnects, speaker cables, fuses and even on a few tubes. Great product!

There is a thread titled Cable Goop. I have placed some of my experience on that thread.

Cable Goop Review George is going to freak!! | Audiogon Discussion Forum


ozzy

@ozzy 
How long do you wait for it to dry? Can it be removed easily (if selling a cable, etc.)

Glad to see it's available in a smaller size bottle.

lowrider57
You do not need to wait for it to dry. Yes it comes off fairly easy.

Thanks @68pete .

@ozzy 
I wouldn't feel comfortable applying it to tube pins. I'm wondering if coating the pins with an enhancer will affect voltage to the tubes and shorten their life expectancy; ie, changing the bias and overdriving the tubes. 
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lowrider,
As 68pete has commented, you don’t need to wait till its dry. (it never really quite dries) and it comes off easy, I have used Isopropyl alcohol. Clean as new.

I have applied the 1260 to the input tubes on my amp thus far, and eventually I’ll do the output tubes. However, that would mean 16 tubes with 8 pins each, so I don’t know when I will tackle it.

ozzy