Covering PCBs in "Goop"

[Dirk_Hendrik]

Have these been up yet? If someone really wants and possible destruction is not a direct problem one can goop whatever he wants but the reverese engineer will get there:
Fulltone OCD before:


And after:

[BMF Effects]

In a search to make the "mojo goop" process easier and since two-part epoxies can be a time consuming pain, what about THIS?

[Paul Marossy]

Dirk -

Yeah, I guess it won't stop the most determined individual, will it?! I know, that's already been said. Say, have you got the schematic for that device?

BMF Effects -

Hmm... I've never heard of epoxy paint before. I wonder how well it would work... 

[Dirk_Hendrik]

Dirk -

Yeah, I guess it won't stop the most determined individual, will it?! I know, that's already been said. Say, have you got the schematic for that device?

BMF Effects -

Hmm... I've never heard of epoxy paint before. I wonder how well it would work... 

You've got that determination factor right Paul. That's the main reason I don't believe in the long term use op "gooping". It feels more like a challenge to me than something else.

I picked these photo's up online and they're not my own.

If it happened to be my own project I'd not post it like that. Not my style. Perhaps I'd post teh schematic result but the way of getting there would be kept my "secret"