Mosfet conductive epoxy help

I did a mosfet mod to an MS Pro with conductive epoxy instead of solder. It's made by Loctite: http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/lo...a_ElecCond.pdf
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Only now my car is slower with less torque.

I carefully desoldered all 6 of the transistors with a desoldering braid. Then I dabbed very tiny amounts of the epoxy on the board and placed the mosfets on.

After reading the specs on the epoxy's miniscule resistance: 0.001 ohm-cm, I thought that this would work out fine. Loctite also stated that the epoxy was intended for circuit boards.

As you can see from the pick, all of the fets are in the right place.

For jumpers I used 4 strands of enameled headphone wire twisted together.

The mosfets are from Digikey: IRLML2502.

This was my first mosfet mod so I need a little help here.

1. oes anybody have any experience with conductive epoxy?

2. Or did I do something else wrong?

3. When you guys solder mosfets down the right way, what kind of solder do you use?

4. Would you recommend liquid solder for this type of thing?

Thanks, any help would be appreciated.