I'm fixing a friends old xbox which has worn mount-pins on the ac socket which has caused it to arc and blow the fuse, replacing the fuse and resoldering the socket is no big deal but I'd rather secure the socket in a stronger fashion, which given the design pretty much means a healthy dose of araldite. Now, before I risk blowing it up by possibly bridging something, is araldite even remotely conductive in a cured state?

Alternatively, whats the hard rubbery compound called that is usually used on components for stability as that obviously be better for the job if I can find some.

Cheers,

Steve.