voklskier4452

Sounds like somebody needs to buy some kneadable eraser or plastic spray ;)

@nateman
1 block Northbridge, Southbridge, 1 grouping of the vregs.
Been trying to find a good path but there are so many caps in the way

Vokl, i was looking at pics of the bloodrage to see if i could maybe think something up for you. I think having a nb-sb block as one would be doable, kind of like the Duniek one you posted. If you couldn't get a full board block (nb/sb/vreg) I was thinking you could make a vreg block and a nb/sb block, and link them with some copper tubing making it kind of a full board block, but with part of it elevated.
 
Here is a really crappy diagram. Imagine you are looking at the board from the side/back.
             /--------\
=======        ======
 vreg                   nb/sb
copper tubing is the above thing. 
 
if i remeber, i will do a better diagram when i get home...photoshop ftw.
I can try to figure up a full board block too, though i don't know if it will end up feasable to make...

that was all I was coming up with... unless...

you weasel it between the 2  with a 1/8" thick copper bridge, and make 2 isolated blocks, but they are together.  4 nozzles. 

not a bad idea, back to paint!

voklskier4452

Sounds like somebody needs to buy some kneadable eraser or plastic spray ;)

 
Don't use the spray... that's how I started.... to many applications... been there done that.  Just buy the brush on stuff in a can... one thick coat... very thick... ultra thick... and it covers, seals and comes off easier.

defiantly.  I am removing my super thick coat, and it comes up with ease.  Plasti-dip.  @ Lowes, you will find it in the spray paint section

Was just a suggestion i use kneadable eraser on my boards followed by a few other layers

i found the kneadable eraser to be much harder to remove.  The liquid rubber comes up as one giant sheet (provided you put it on thick enough) 

I use the liquid plastic with the eraser on top it with sticky back Armacell on top or the eraser.

nateman_doo

i found the kneadable eraser to be much harder to remove.  The liquid rubber comes up as one giant sheet (provided you put it on thick enough) 

never had that issue, if you apply it nice and thick and make sure everything overlaps it comes off in large chunks, 1 if you are really good