How to solder a BNC connector. Properly. 

Ok

His way is basically wrong. Soldering 101.

Right! You will also avoid stray wires which may cause short to ground.

Sounds interesting, i might try that too

I do the same as you.

Yes i noticed that as well.

Thank you so much for this reference. His link is to the wrong product.

Send me a picture of the parts. I'll try to figure it out.

Hi, thanks for responding! This are the parts. I forgot to mention one part, don't know how it's called. Here is an image: imgur.com/a/S53IaC1 Thanks for looking into it! :)

@@Mart1250 Sorry it took me so long. The parts are 1...7, 1 being the cable and 7 the rubber sleeve. From what I see, I would put them in order 1 (cable) , 4 (nut), 5, 7, 6, 3, 2. With this in mind I think that the rubber sleeve should constrict the plastic inner insulation or outer black shielding. Something should also connect the housing (2) to the shielding, maybe that's the purpose of part 3.

@@S7udio1381 Thank you for your reply!, I already found the answer. The braid needs to be folded back over the restrainer. That way it is locked. That is the second part from the left at the image I posted.

Also you need to cut the braid until the restrainer length ends. Just give it a haircut.

You can go to any home hardware store and pick up Rust-oleum appliance epoxy paint. It is a brush on paint and a brush is included in the cap. It comes in black,almond, and white. Pretty tough stuff and oh and don't spray paint the connectors, it will never stick nor cover completely the chrome like metal surface.

@@hestheMaster Thanks for the reply! So I want to paint the adaptor, but you said don't paint the connector. What's the difference? I want to make sure I don't paint the wrong thing, but also want to be able to get rid of that reflective chrome finish.

@@IceKnight366 If you have an adapter that is one metal piece that connects to a RCA plug for instance don't paint the metal part the plug goes into the adapter just the rest of the body. You must not insulate the outside of it as it is technically the ground.

@@hestheMaster ok, so basically don't paint the pin and threads on the inside, but I can paint the whole outside? Is that about right? Apologies as this technical stuff is not my forte.

you didn't get screwed then did you?