would it be safe to in case my pc with a sheet of thin clear plastic

[zyntra]

i have thin clear sheat of plastic an iwant to close of my pc that is braced underneth my pc table wouild it be safe to use or no my mobo is mounted on a pice of wood

 

[JackNaylorPE]

enclose as in "wrap all a round" ? How would it get air ?

 

[zyntra]

enclose as in "wrap all a round" ? How would it get air ?

i have 3 120mm fans im gointo make cuts for if its sfae to use one on each side an yes except i will be cutting each pice an mounting it to the bars on the desk it self

 

[JackNaylorPE]

I don't see that it's going to do any harm as long as ya keep vents clear, but I don't see it doing any good either. Must be PITA to use Mic, USB, headset pots and insert optical media.

 

[zyntra]

I don't see that it's going to do any harm as long as ya keep vents clear, but I don't see it doing any good either. Must be PITA to use Mic, USB, headset pots and insert optical media.

im also cutting a section for the io to here are pics of the plastic an pc
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=731272470253812&l=c24e194f2a

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=731272373587155&l=6e4b4ae195
the mobo will be lonways with the io on the right

 

[Chicano]

Regular vinyl plastic is not safe for PC components (if it should make contact) the bags on which components come packaged is special ESD safe vinyl and it's not cheap.

My advice would be to research which type of plastic you have and find if it's ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) safe. Or treat your vinyl sheath with some form of antistatic compound.

How to Make Anti Static Spray
http://www.askhoo.org/science-2/how-to-make-anti-static-spray/

http://www.rtpcompany.com/products/conductive/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antistatic_agent