I accidently spilled thermal paste on the mousepad
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photonboy
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I recommend contacting the manufacturer as I'm unsure if that would damage the mouse pad itself.
It will probably work fine. At the very minimum, try rubbing the solvent in a CORNER of the mouse pad and see if that appears to damage anything.
I recommend contacting the manufacturer as I'm unsure if that would damage the mouse pad itself.
It will probably work fine. At the very minimum, try rubbing the solvent in a CORNER of the mouse pad and see if that appears to damage anything.
photonboy
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Since it's a MOUSE PAD I don't think you necessarily need a lint-free cloth. You may even need a scrubber of some kind.
Again, while I think alcohol likely will work fine make sure to TEST in a corner of the pad.
*You really should have some Isopropyl Alcohol anyway as part of a first aid kit so it's a good idea to get. I may be incorrect but I think 70% solution is good both for that AND for using on the computer.
Again, while I think alcohol likely will work fine make sure to TEST in a corner of the pad.
*You really should have some Isopropyl Alcohol anyway as part of a first aid kit so it's a good idea to get. I may be incorrect but I think 70% solution is good both for that AND for using on the computer.
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