Hi, no problem.
Condensation is your enemy.
What u need: Dielectric grease (a definite must)
On the back of the board I applied dielectic grease along the edge of the foam sponge (that houses the motherboard heater)... wanted to make sure that no air would get it. On the front side of the board I applied a lot of grease in the cpu slot, in underneath the cpu (in around all the pins and caps) and a good amount of the grease around the cpu slot (including underneath the foam that surrounds the cpu). The ideas is thus: Have no way for air to reach the cpu/evaporator, and also have no large air pockets around the cpu.
When I had my cpu in the slot, and the foam secured around it, I filled in most of the remaing space around the foam (next to the cpu) with grease so that there wouldnt be any air sitting waiting to form condensation.
Thats pretty much it. Once setup, and have the vapochill control panel installed in windows, you can raise the power to the heaters (default setting is fine unless you live in a very humid environment)
Post some pics when you get it!
