XtremeAV Quicksilver Gold alternative?


Is there anything out there that's actually comparable to the QSG? It'll be good if its cheaper too?

Thanks in advance,

Kenobi
kenk168

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Be careful with this stuff.
I had removed all of it from my Audio system connectors long ago because I did not like how it masked the sound.

I think, after a few months the painted paste loses its moisture and becomes a dry mess.

Recently, I was losing some of the high def channels on my cable service.
I had forgotten that I also painted with Quicksilver gold the center conductors on most of my RG6 cables.
That silver paint now looked like a dry mess that was causing distortion and resulting in losing some of the high def signal.
Once I cleaned off all of the Quicksilver gold, the once lost cable channels were all able to be recieved.

P.S. Still nothing good to watch...
Randu, Emailists ,Kenk168, Perhaps I did put it on thicker than needed. I dont know, it is hard to put on less than a brush stroke.

My personal advise still is, dont let it stay on too long.
Clean it off every 6 months and reply if you like the effect.
Kenk168, Actually, All I do now is clean the contacts about every 6 -12 months with a high grade Isopropal Alcohol, Deoxit, Pro gold and silver or copper polish.
Being EXTREMLY careful to leave NO residue on the connections by buffing.
So, what positive effect are you guys getting with using the Quick Silver Gold ?
Ardri , Thanks for your point of view. That is why I bought the stuff.
In all though, using better cables with better connections and keeping them clean improved my system way beyond smearing silver paint on the connectors ever did.