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  1. - 15th December 2024, 03:17 #4
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    Default Re: Protecting IC pins with foam

    So fabric sheets don't seem a "complete" solution.
    One guy did mention aluminium foil.

    https://electronics.stackexchange.co...dryer-sheets-o


    Should I line the plastic drawer with aluminum paper first, drop the foam in, then apply the ICs?

    Or was my idea of using the A-S bags as liners be better?

    But then I'm still unsure about using this foam. One guy says to wipe with a lightly damp cloth.
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