Description
The Solo Pro Black Conductive Shielding Paint is the quickest and easiest way to shield your pickup and electronics cavities. It’s water-based so it cleans up easily while wet with just soap and water. For best results, it’s recommended to brush on at least 1-2 coats. Don’t forget to let it dry in between coats! The 2oz size is geared for 1-3 guitar cavities.
Available in:
2oz jar (59.14ml)
8oz jar (236.58ml)
Shop Size – 16oz jar (473.17ml)
Features
- High water resistance and environmentally friendly
- Does not contain toxic solvents, plasticizers, or any other toxic ingredients.
- Ingredients: Water, pure acrylic binder, graphite, carbon black, additives, preservatives.
- Dries overnight
- Highly breathable with very low VOC content
- Perfect protection against the 5G network
- Attenuation level: Single layer 39 dB, Double layer 49 dB, Three layer 59 dB
: Solo Pro Black Conductive Shielding Paint
: SL-SHP
Jimmy Nitsopoulos (verified owner) –
Great option to shield guitar cavities..
It works well.
I recommend it.
physicsman (verified owner) –
Used it on the SGK-1 kit with Seymour Duncan Phat Cat P-90s. Very quiet; very happy.
bholt (verified owner) –
Excellent product – works perfectly – easy to apply
MathewL (verified owner) –
Works great! Applied two coats to a guitar cavity I was working on. No noise!
Paul Demunnick (verified owner) –
Easy to apply and works amazing well for grounding your guitar cavities.
Yan Bourgeois (verified owner) –
Great products, I ordered the smaller size container and will likely have enough paint to do 3 or 4 more guitars.
Calvin Gehlen (verified owner) –
I prefer paint over tape for shielding and this paint is great for that. Tested for continuity after it dried and it is doing its job.
pbond (verified owner) –
An excellent shielding paint with a very good carbon mix. I have used other brands over the years and have always had to apply more than 1 coat to achieve proper conductivity. Not so with Solo’s mix. One coat and it was perfect with full conductivity. This is very cost effective and time saving so factor that into the price before you consider some of the “low price” shielding paints out there. I will be certainly be purchasing this from Solo again – great product!
Kent Cowgill (verified owner) –
Goes on great, works well! I bought the 8oz version but was a little surprised to see it arrive as 4x2oz cans 🙂 That just means the rest will stay fresher longer!
bassman43n1 (verified owner) –
Works great, the best shielding paint I’ve found for price, effectiveness and coverage. I will definitely buy this again when I need more, but that will be at least three guitars from now!
rollysv301 (verified owner) –
After using Copper Shielding on my last 3 projects changing to Paint Shielding sure made things easier!!!! My future Projects will definitely include Paint shielding from SOLO. Great Service from these guys!!
eric.laforest (verified owner) –
Excellent paint. it’s very inexpensive, water-based, nearly odorless, and has good spread and adhesion.
A thin coat dries in about 20 minutes and is ready for a second coat. Two coats will get you to 30 Ohms/sq, which is good enough for basic shielding.
And 2oz goes very far, definitely enough for a couple guitars/basses at least.
It also worked great to shield a plastic-cased pedal.
donnie (verified owner) –
I started out using copper tape for shielding but it was always a pain and often seem to come loose at the most inopportune times so then I discovered shielding paint on the Solo Guitar Site and it was so much easier and convenient and quicker. I am very pleased and my guitars sounds have less noise than before.
trev mcnaughton (verified owner) –
I really liked the clean up and overall it seemed to help.. but I’m only giving it 4 stars because it seemed to be quite less effective than using the foil tape. Using both together basically eliminated all hum on my 60’s strat.
It’s super easy to clean up as well. Seems to be waterbased so it essentially just wipes away with a wet cloth. Which was nice after dealing with finish and stains.
Also don’t be lazy when doing the pickguard, take the pickups out to get good coverage and avoid the stuff leaking into the pickups. This stuff can get pretty messy.