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Coolant cleanup
- Thread starter Pntgrd
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- Marietta, GA
Suggestion: don't run colored coolant.
Use alcohol to clean it (isopropyl, not the drinking kind). You should wipe down any area that could have possibly been affected with it, then leave the board out for at least a day or 2 to make sure it's completely dry.
Use alcohol to clean it (isopropyl, not the drinking kind). You should wipe down any area that could have possibly been affected with it, then leave the board out for at least a day or 2 to make sure it's completely dry.
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- New Iberia, LA
Actually, you can use high proof ethanol (Everclear), but it is a waste of good alcohol.
I have done it before when I was in a bind for alcohol.
I have done it before when I was in a bind for alcohol.
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Actually, you can use high proof ethanol (Everclear), but it is a waste of good alcohol.
I have done it before when I was in a bind for alcohol.
not only is it a waste of alcohol, but its way freaking cheaper to get isopropanol too.
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Yep, you aren't paying the "sin tax" that is levied against drinkable ethanol.
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- Ringgold, Ga
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That's why we brew our own here in Georgia.
oh hey, what part of georgia?
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I live in Ringgold just north of Dalton. Just a short drive to Sand Mountain and shine o plenty. 
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Ah man, I'm a straight shot down 75 from you...love the mountains in north georgia, beautiful area up there!
