Sub Zero Insulation - Page 8

Patch · #1 06-27-2010

Lovin the vaseline. Messy.

sofos1990 · #2 07-10-2010

It was looking to hard to clean this messy thing .
Today I had some time so I decided to give it a try

That's the result after 10 mins with the hair dryer lol

Kal-EL · #3 07-10-2010

looks brand new

Hondacity · #4 07-10-2010

sheet i don't have a hair dryer...

nice clean work Sofoklis

Rasmus66 · #5 06-18-2011

Vaseline is really easy to get of in the oven or with a hair dryer.

Then just put the board in the dishwasher or give it a bath

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huGl2hfzL90

Rasmus66 · #6 06-19-2011

Cleaning time for my R3E board.

Kal-EL · #7 06-19-2011

Good as new

15-20 minutes in the clothes dryer and ready for business

Vivi · #8 06-19-2011

so are you cleaning it to RMA it? Or just to clean?

How safe is this method, looks like a good cleaner

Rasmus66 · #9 06-19-2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vivi

so are you cleaning it to RMA it? Or just to clean?

How safe is this method, looks like a good cleaner

Im just cleaning it

And it's a pretty safe method but not the easy way. A dishwasher is better.

BenchZowner · #10 06-20-2011

In this video you can see ( in the beginning ) how I insulate new mobos without using a conformal spray, just sticky pipe-wrap insulation from FrostKing for the rear side of the mobo and vaseline & two armaflex ( k-flex ) non-sticky foam sheets on the socket.