9 Feb
2000
9 Feb
'00
2:32 a.m.
Allison wrote:
Warning... Silicone grease is persistant stuff and one
on what ever
it's very hard to remove. So a board that requires soldering need
that done FIRST then wipe the fingers with a thin film.
True. The Contamination Engineer on the NASA program I'm working on
swears by "Simple Green", a widely available (grocery-store) detergent, for
removing silicon grease. She recommends the clear, unscented version of it,
which she uses on our flight hardware.
She still hates silicone greases/oils/release agents, though,
because it *is* hard to get off once it's on, and it does tend to
flow/spread all over anything it's put on.
- Mark
9 Feb
9 Feb
6:54 a.m.
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 10:32:28AM -0600, Mark Tapley wrote:
True. The Contamination Engineer on the NASA program
I'm working on
swears by "Simple Green", a widely available (grocery-store) detergent, for
removing silicon grease. She recommends the clear, unscented version of it,
which she uses on our flight hardware.
To show *true* pathetic nerdliness, you should always refer to this stuff as
"Soylent Green" (well the existing name doesn't really mean anything
anyway).
If you're lucky, eventually someone will ask you, "what's soylent
green?"
John Wilson
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