Conductive Stuff!

Hum, this post is mostly for Chantal's information, but anyone may benefit from it.

Chantal wanted to use conductive paint on her canvases. As opposed to using lead+ paint which = danger & death, i found these options

http://www.lessemf.com/paint.html (this site is for slow-witted individuals afraid of magnetic shields and what not. disregard their information aside from the price and sizes. )

I suggest this

SUPER SHIELD

Reduce or Eliminate EMI / RFI Interference

A general purpose EMI/RFI shielding in a handy aerosol spray for use on most substrates. Especially good for RF shielding plastic electronics enclosures. Consists of a tough, durable acrylic base pigmented with a high purity nickel flake. One to two mil coating provides 40dB - 50dB shielding across a frequency range of 5 to 1800MHz. About 1600 in²/can coverage at 1.5 mil. Contains no CFC's, NO HCFC's, ozone friendly. 340g (12 oz) aerosol can. Dries to a dull gray color. Click to see MSDS

• Surface Resistivity ~0.7 Ohm/sq
• Dry time: 10 minutes at room temperature
• Recoat time: 5 minutes
• Excellent adhesion to most plastics
• Tested as per IEEE Std. 299-1997
• Underwriters Laboratories Recognized File No.: E202609
• NO CFC 'S, NO HCFC'S, Ozone Friendly
• RoHS Compliant

Flammable aerosol, ships by ground only.

Super Shield (Cat. #A285) ….................................... $31.95

because of price vs conductivity.

Silver paint would be also great but a tiny jar is 30$