Brush conformal coating methods involve using a brush to apply conformal coating manually and selectively to circuits and is ideal for a wide variety of applications, including coating repairs. Dip conformal coating involves dipping a PCB or other components and fully submerging it into the desired coating and is ideal for high-speed, high-volume complete PCB protection. Spray conformal coating involves using automated equipment or a manual technician to apply selected PCB coating. This method provides pinhole-free coating and a higher quality finish than brush or dip methods and is ideal for larger components. Vapor Deposition involves using a chemical vacuum polymerization process to effectively seal your PCBs with a uniform Parylene coating. Vapor deposition is a specialized application process that coats almost every possible surface on LED’s and offers extremely low permeability, added moisture, and solvent protection.