[weblacky]

I think I use 738, as it's one of the few that SPECIFICALLY mentions being used for stabilizing capacitors and coils and has good dielectric attributes. Also cures rubbery, not solid, melts easily too for removal. I really like it, though hard to get cheap..but you can on eBay.

However I don't care what you use...I still NEVER cover IC legs or cross component legs or metal areas with it. Aging causes odd things and I still feel it's UNSAFE to link component areas with it that (if it were metal instead of silicone) would short. So I try to use a special dispenser that let's be get close and in between components to better position the stabilizer. So for example, if you're going glue like 2-3 cap together, you place staliber along their trademarked, label, areas but stop before you touch the a top metal can or a capacitor leg. That way even if it turns conductive, you don't care as you've attached it to non-conductive component areas.