Hello, I have a simple question: I don`t have isopropanol with me. Can I clean the paste from the processor if I have extraction gasoline at hand? What I really want to know is whether the accidentally poured extraction gasoline will dissolve the PCB laminate. PS I don m talking about laminate...

extraction naphtha is suitable for this purpose. Nothing will happen to the PCB if a random drop falls.

And in general, is it also suitable for cleaning traces of paste from the PCB itself?

Sure it will work, but why do you want to clean the motherboard? Did she get dirty while applying the paste?

I messed up the disc a bit because I didn`t notice that my fingers were in the paste...

Hello, The safest way is to use isopropanol, e.g. cleanser, it is not expensive. Possibly another preparation with a similar use.

You can easily clean it with extraction gasoline

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Hello, I have a simple question: I don`t have isopropanol with me. Can I clean the paste from the processor if I have extraction gasoline at hand? What I really want to know is whether the accidentally poured extraction gasoline will dissolve the PCB laminate.

PS I don`t know if I chose the right section, because I`m talking about laminate and gasoline.
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extraction naphtha is suitable for this purpose.
Nothing will happen to the PCB if a random drop falls.
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And in general, is it also suitable for cleaning traces of paste from the PCB itself?
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Sure it will work, but why do you want to clean the motherboard? Did she get dirty while applying the paste?
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Rezystor240 wrote:
Sure it will work, but why do you want to clean the motherboard? Did she get dirty while applying the paste?

I messed up the disc a bit because I didn`t notice that my fingers were in the paste...
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The safest way is to use isopropanol, e.g. cleanser, it is not expensive. Possibly another preparation with a similar use.
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You can easily clean it with extraction gasoline
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✨ Extraction gasoline, specifically extraction naphtha, is deemed suitable for cleaning thermal paste from processors without damaging the PCB laminate. Users confirm that accidental drops of extraction gasoline will not harm the PCB. However, it is suggested that isopropanol is the safest and most recommended cleaning agent for this purpose. The discussion also touches on the necessity of cleaning the motherboard, with one user mentioning a mishap while applying thermal paste.
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