Is there any type of glue, or substance that can safely be used to secure an RDA post? (solder)

[treehead]

Hey guys I have a center positive post on my rda that slides up and down, any suggestions? I was thinking solder would be best however if it's conductive that would be a bad thing. I've heard of non-conductive electrical glue which would be easy and perfect, but I don't want to be inhaling fumes when it heats up. I would just buy an 510 insulator but to install it I'd need to take off the top part of the post and I don't want to do that again because it's press-fitted and might make it loose.

-Thanks in advance!

 

[yo han]

I have absolutely no clue what you're trying to achieve here. Non-conductive electrical glue??? Any glue containing the word "electrical" would indicate conductivity as far as I know. Any more details would be welcome. There's probably a reason you didn't get any answers so far...

 

[asdaq]

Word, yo han. Specific details are needed. I can halfway picture the problem, but not enough for a concise solution. Generally speaking you can use an epoxy that states "food safe when fully cured", use it sparingly, and as far from the chamber as possible.

 

[treehead]

Nevermind I solved it all by my lonesome with a little research, I was trying to adhere

a center positive post on my rda that slides up and down

, in other words; glue aforementioned center positive post with a substance that isn't toxic or conductive. There's a specific silicone you can use for this, that other smarter vapers were able to find, but I decided to go an even safer route. I ordered a billet delrin, and shaped a tight insulator on my metal lathe, piece-o-cake.