Removing UV Paint

[FattyMcNastyXK]

I took my Asus p4c800-e delux and sprayed it down with this Green UV spray paint. Well, it took a while to clean off the pins and stuff with a little paper towel and tooth pick. Another reason why i need it off is because it makes my UV green cables i bought are not standing out the way I want them to and i think this is because of the excessive glowing of green. I was wondering if there is a safe way to clean the whole board with like Alcohol or something.

[SniperXX]

Well I know you can wash circuit boards but they MUST be 100% dry of couse before you use them obviously. You can use harsh chemicals either. I wouldnt reccomend it cuz on a mobo there are soo many places water may stick and it would awhile to dry. Maybe someone else has some more suggestions.

[JoT]

I vote 91% alcohol in a spray bottle :D

[SniperXX]

Thats a good idea. So I take it UV paint is easliy removed right? I have never used it so I wouldnt know, lol.

[DeViL_909]

The spray bottle will work, or a alcohol bath would work too. Not sure, but may want to watch out for the bios battery. That may not go well with the alcohol.

[FattyMcNastyXK]

Hmm, which thread to reply in :D Well, ok, i'll try this spray bottle and the strongest alcohol i can find. no, of course not water, at least alcohol will avaporate if i don't dry a place. The main thing i will be focusing on when cleaning will be all the pins, so its gonna have to get down deep some places. I'll just leave a fan on it or something.

btw, it was also a hard time cleaning the pins to the ata cable pins and stuff. Geez.