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D from BC
- Jan 1, 1970
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My original post was about reverse engineeing Press N Peel.
I guess nobody is going to take the bait & try spraying BBQ
paint on laser transparency film to see if it works. Save me the
experimentation
After some thought..this is a coating technology problem not
electronics.
Maybe the Press N Peel guy should get some respect and not have
his formula spread over the internet & reducing profit..
Got surprised to spark a debate over DIY vs outsourcing PCB's.
Was interesting though. Cost, time, convienience and quality
factors stear me to DIY. Others to outsourcing for no mess.
Using inkjet photopaper as a Press N Peel substitute is new to
me. But as posted on here, may require some experimentation.
Perhaps a tricky DIY method leads to frustration and
outsourcing.
The blue stuff on Press N Peel will be a mystery for now.
My next post is also about DIY PCB production.
I guess nobody is going to take the bait & try spraying BBQ
paint on laser transparency film to see if it works. Save me the
experimentation
After some thought..this is a coating technology problem not
electronics.
Maybe the Press N Peel guy should get some respect and not have
his formula spread over the internet & reducing profit..
Got surprised to spark a debate over DIY vs outsourcing PCB's.
Was interesting though. Cost, time, convienience and quality
factors stear me to DIY. Others to outsourcing for no mess.
Using inkjet photopaper as a Press N Peel substitute is new to
me. But as posted on here, may require some experimentation.
Perhaps a tricky DIY method leads to frustration and
outsourcing.
The blue stuff on Press N Peel will be a mystery for now.
My next post is also about DIY PCB production.