RE: Faraday cage with Paint

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Original poster: "Mark Dunn" <mdunn@xxxxxxxxxxxx>


Christopher:

Don't know anything about the particular paint you have found.  Have
used Electrodag 550 from Acheson Colloids Co, Port Huron, Mich. for
electrodes in plasma globes and coating capacitor plates.  Know that
this product(Electrodag) is used to coat the inside of cabinets as
faraday cage for HV equipment.  Also seen nickel plating(.0002" to
.0005" thick) inside plastic cabinets and crt housings used as faraday
cage as well.  Thus, concept may not be as crazy as it first appears.

Mark



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Subject: Faraday cage with Paint


Original poster: "Hooper, Christopher AZ"
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Good day great coilers,

In the midst of a research paper for my Thesis, I ran across a paint @
http://www.forcefieldwireless.com/defendair.html as a quote below from
this website -

"This specially formulated paint will help decrease the transmission of
radio waves through walls, doors or any paintable surface.  A great
solution for protecting your Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or any wireless network in
the 5GHz or less frequency range. Paint a shield on one wall or around
your entire house."

Next time I paint the garage, I may try some of this. Looks beter than
chicken wire on the walls?!?

Rgs,
Christopher robin