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  • How much power can I put through Electric Paint?
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  • My paint isn't conductive, why can't I detect continuity with a multimeter?
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My paint isn't conductive, why can't I detect continuity with a multimeter?

The continuity setting of a multimeter requires a small resistance, depending on the device it is in the range of a couple of hundred Ωs. As Electric Paint is fairly resistive, it won't work with the continuity setting of a multimeter. Instead, you need to measure the resistance of the paint.

For more information, please refer to our product spec sheets or our multimeter tutorial.

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