9 Feb
2000
9 Feb
'00
2:53 p.m.
"Umm, interesting to hear that about simple green.... that would be the stuff
that I've always used to clean toilets and tile floors...
"
It's also widely used in arcade game collector circles for restoring control
panels.
One thing i'm wondering about is what the military uses for this problem (not
everything is conformally coated). I remember looking at the web page for
Stabilant 22, and it left me (on purpose, no doubt) wondering exactly what
the stuff really was.
9 Feb
9 Feb
4:07 p.m.
Al Kossow <aek(a)spies.com> wrote:
"Umm, interesting to hear that about simple
green.... that would be the stuff
that I've always used to clean toilets and tile floors...
"
It's also widely used in arcade game collector circles for restoring control
panels.
One thing i'm wondering about is what the military uses for this problem (not
everything is conformally coated). I remember looking at the web page for
Stabilant 22, and it left me (on purpose, no doubt) wondering exactly what
the stuff really was.
Hi
If it is what I think it is, it is some solvents and
a little silicone oil. They most likely get the silicone
oil from the same people that make the stuff for car wax.
I used the stuff for liquid cooling once on a project
in a past life. It has some interesting properties
if anyone cares. It didn't make a vary good coolant
but it also didn't damage anything it leaked on, unless
you consider my butt after slipping on the floor.
Dwight
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