PrimoChill SysPrep - Cooling Loop PreTreatment [PC-SPREP]

Let Primochill Sys Prep™ take the confusion out of what is causing the filth and let it “flush” and “prep” your next cooling loop. Over the last decade, PrimoChill has strived to provide the water-cooing community quality products that inspire our customers. Get clean and protect your investment with PrimoChill Sys Prep™.

Features:
- Water Based
- Environmentally Responsible, Safe, and Non Toxic Product
- Pre-Mixed. Just Add to a Gallon of Water
- Safe on All Plastics, Rubbers, and Miscellaneous Gasket Materials, Including Acrylic.

Specification:
- Bottle Size: 15ml
- Dosage: Mix with 1 Gallon of DI or distilled water
- Shelf Life: 2 Years, Unopened

Sysprep is compatible with rigid and flexible tubing of all sizes.  It is safe to use on rubber, plastics and acrylics so rest assured all your seals, o-rings, reservoirs and such are all safe!

Instructions:

1.Install your cooling loop and double-check connections to ensure loop is “closed”. No Leaks!
2.Empty bottle of SysPrep into 1 US Gallon of fresh DI or Distilled water, and shake for 30 seconds
3.Add mix to cooling loop.
4.Fill loop with treated water and be sure to remove as many air bubbles as possible.
5.Start loop pump and begin circulating the treated water.
6.Run treated water for at least 12 to 24 hours to ensure loop is properly flushed and treated.  While using for longer periods of time doesn't have negative effects, Sysprep is not an effective final coolant and should be replaced with coolant before any extended use of computer.
7.Drain System. Inspect drained water for debris or foreign particles. Dispose of drained water. Repeat flush if needed.
8.Fill loop with your choice of coolant and begin water-cooling.**

** Residual treated water left in your loop is not harmful. If you prefer to remove it, do a simple rinse of the loop with fresh DI or Distilled Water. This rinse will not affect the results of the Sys Prep just performed.

Warnings:
- Do not mix with any pre-mixed coolants as it will over saturate the inhibitors.

- PrimoChill or WCUK are not responsible for any hardware damage. Use at your own risk.