Ensure surfaces are clean and free of oils or dust. Use Fusion Cleaner (99.9% isopropyl alcohol) for best results. Thermal paste should be at room temperature or slightly warmed. Apply slowly and evenly for optimal coverage.

Keep the syringe capped and store in a cool, dark place. Avoid sunlight, moisture, and heat to maintain performance over years.

Keep pads in their resealable bag when not in use. Avoid air exposure and store flat to retain flexibility.

Most conventional pastes last 3+ years if stored properly. Liquid-metal and phase-change pastes may require quicker use.

Conventional: Non-conductive, stable, easy to apply.
Liquid-metal: High thermal conductivity, electrically conductive, handle carefully.
Phase-change: Softens when heated, fills microscopic gaps for perfect contact.

Fusion Cleaner is 99.9% pure isopropyl alcohol that removes oils, dust, and residues more effectively than standard cleaners, ensuring optimal thermal contact.

For a standard CPU (~27x27mm), 2g covers approximately 10–20 applications, and 4g covers approximately 20–40 applications. Coverage depends on application technique and the amount used per application.

Yes. High-quality thermal compounds and pads help maintain stable temperatures under heavy load, making them well-suited for overclocking setups where efficient heat dissipation is critical.

Conventional pastes are non-conductive and safe to use around electronic components. Liquid-metal pastes are electrically conductive — avoid contact with aluminum heatsinks or sensitive circuits.

Shelf life varies by product type when stored properly in a cool, dry place:
• Thermal Paste & Putty: 3 years
• Thermal Pads: 5 years
• Phase Change Materials: 5 years