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-[* black] scrunch up 4 small (golf ball or smaller) sized balls of Aluminium foil
-[* black] line your baking tray or dish with aluminium foil
-[* black] place the 4 balls onto the tray/dish
-[* black] place the graphics card on the balls of foil, suspending the card so none of the components are directly taking the weight of the card
-[* black] I pushed the corners of the video card PCB into the foil balls so they stayed in place
+[* black] Make four small (1 inch or smaller) balls of aluminum foil to support the PCB in the oven.
+[* black] Line your baking sheet or dish with aluminium foil.
+[* black] Place the 4 balls onto the baking sheet/dish
+[* black] Place the graphics card onto the balls of foil, suspending the card so that no pressure is applied to any of the PCB components.
+[* icon_note] If possible, push the corners of the PCB into the foil balls to keep everything in place.