Repair Motherboard Scratch

I made a few small scratches on my motherboard while trying to install a new CPU cooler (H100). They didn't break any paths but there is some underlay that is exposed. Is there something that I can use to repair the scratches? My board is dark. Thanks!

Edit: I just want something that can cover the exposed spots.

I made a few small scratches on my motherboard while trying to install a new CPU cooler (H100). They didn't break any paths but there is some underlay that is exposed. Is there something that I can use to repair the scratches? My board is dark. Thanks!

Edit: I just want something that can cover the exposed spots.

Snaptrap

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I made a few small scratches on my motherboard while trying to install a new CPU cooler (H100). They didn't break any paths but there is some underlay that is exposed. Is there something that I can use to repair the scratches? My board is dark. Thanks!

Edit: I just want something that can cover the exposed spots.

clyde46

The mounting system for the block is garbage. I couldn't get some of the screws to sit secure so I could tighten them. They scratched the board. You'd think with the number of years these companies have been making CPU coolers that they'd come up with a simple and consistent mounting system. Need four arms with some of these ridiculous setups.

Electrical tape over it or hot glue.

Hot glue would probably be best.

If you ever tear a trace, I hear good things about thesehttp://www.amazon.com/CircuitWriterTM-Precision-Pen-silver-based-grams/dp/B0002BBVQO/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

just use masking tape whenever using a trace pen...

though it might just be easier to RMA and keep hush.

Electrical tape over it or hot glue.

Hot glue would probably be best.

If you ever tear a trace, I hear good things about thesehttp://www.amazon.com/CircuitWriterTM-Precision-Pen-silver-based-grams/dp/B0002BBVQO/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

just use masking tape whenever using a trace pen...

though it might just be easier to RMA and keep hush.

JigglyWiggly_

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Electrical tape over it or hot glue.

Hot glue would probably be best.

If you ever tear a trace, I hear good things about thesehttp://www.amazon.com/CircuitWriterTM-Precision-Pen-silver-based-grams/dp/B0002BBVQO/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

just use masking tape whenever using a trace pen...

though it might just be easier to RMA and keep hush.

Diwashb

all i typed into the search was

trace pen and clicked the first result

you can try the same