How to Remove Father's Liquid Rubber ?

Can this coating be removed after application? - Father’s Liquid Rubber

Protecting PCBs is an essential task when building drones, robots, and other machinery.

Various coatings are used for this purpose, and it's important to choose a coating that can be removed easily and understand the methods for doing so.

While some coatings can be removed chemically, this might indicate weaker chemical resistance. Such coatings may become vulnerable to environmental factors like acid rain. Moreover, using chemical solvents to remove coatings could potentially damage the PCB substrate.

On the other hand, some coatings are difficult to remove with physical force. These often require abrasive tools like sandblasters for removal, which can generate a lot of dust and pose a significant risk of damaging the PCB.

Father's Liquid Rubber is an EPDM rubber-based coating that boasts strong chemical resistance, making it impervious to solvent-based removal.

Instead, it can be easily peeled off with physical force. There's no need for additional abrasive tools like sandblasters—just use a sharp tool or knife to peel it off effortlessly. This feature makes PCB maintenance safer and more efficient.

So, if you're looking for a coating that offers easy removability along with insulation, waterproofing, saltwater resistance, and chemical resistance, Father's Liquid Rubber is the answer.