Using Flex Seal as thermal paste

[Jfree83]

Is there anyone able to see the results if you were to use flex seal as thermal compound.

[Starelementpoke]

99% sure this is spam. 

[Dissitesuxba11s]

Flex seal is pretty much spray on rubber, and rubber is an insulator, therefore it will not transfer heat from the CPU to the heat sink.

[Bigbootyjudy]

THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE!!

 

It would probably just turn horribly wrong and either melt or burn the stuff.

[TheInventorMan]

[LogicalDrm]

Sure... your money, your problem.

[Jzuken]

Did you mean something like thermal pads?

 

 

I wouldn't suggest using them on something that has a tdp bigger that 10 watts, so it may be fine for something like Raspberry Pi or some atom htpc computer, but ususally it is better use a thermal paste, and most coolers those days come with it anyway.

[Jfree83]

3 hours ago, Jzuken said:

Did you mean something like thermal pads?

 

 

I wouldn't suggest using them on something that has a tdp bigger that 10 watts, so it may be fine for something like Raspberry Pi or some atom htpc computer, but ususally it is better use a thermal paste, and most coolers those days come with it anyway.

Yeah, but if you buy one can of thermal compound, you get one can, but if you buy 1 can of flex seal, you get a second free.

[Jfree83]

On 5/14/2018 at 7:11 PM, Starelementpoke said:

99% sure this is spam. 

Its a joke, but I kinda want to see how it would preform