Q: I use this for electrically shielding the cavity on electric guitar/bass builds to significantly reduce feedback hum. The cavity is coated with the paint and a ground wire is run from the POTS to a screw/staple embedded in the paint. It works extremely well. For the center rails, that are no longer blacked, or did not come that way, could we not use this paint to re-cover or black-out the center rail?
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The only way to know is to give it a try on a track segment and see how it works. I will point out that shielding against EMI is a whole lot different than offering conductivity capable of carrying amps on a pretty small contact area. I have no idea if this will or won't work, just saying...
Even if the ampacity is ok, being paint, I would imagine it will wear off.
Brendan
Neo-Lube. Expensive, but works well.
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