Wondering what is the best way to remove this ?
I opened up an amp (directed st1500D) and someone put about 2 pounds of this stuff all over the audio driver boards .
Wondering what's the best way to remove it ?
I opened up an amp (directed st1500D) and someone put about 2 pounds of this stuff all over the audio driver boards .
Wondering what's the best way to remove it ?
They use that along with gap pads to cool the drivers.
You could drop the boards in a glass jar with solvent (acetone) and agitate them to break up what you can't scrape off. Unless there is a reason that you cannot work around it, I'd leave it. If you don't, you'll have to replace it.
You could drop the boards in a glass jar with solvent (acetone) and agitate them to break up what you can't scrape off. Unless there is a reason that you cannot work around it, I'd leave it. If you don't, you'll have to replace it.
Does anybody know how to remove this stuff from your clothes? I have terrible problems when i work on large amps
It may be the base fluid used in the compound you're using. I use Dow 340 and it comes out 100% in a single wash. Remove as much as you can before washing and see if that helps. It could also be the type of washing machine you use. A high efficiency machine may not beat the clothes as hard as one with an agitator.
I dont have access to Dow 340. I use a grey compound that paints everything. I think it also cause discoloration to my t shirts.
I use silicone based grease, it comes out easily after single wash.
Grey compound could be aluminium or silver based, i dont recommend to use it in car audio, as it could be conductive.
Grey compound could be aluminium or silver based, i dont recommend to use it in car audio, as it could be conductive.
I have nac for using CRC brake cleaner for everything, including laying waste to huge **** spiders here in Fl.. Nothing, I repeat nothing kills bugs faster than the red can of CRC!~ Works great for removing old compound too.. 🙂
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