Solder Resist PCB Production

Hi,
have a strange question. I can produce very high quality and dense pcb's
using photo resist boards and a 1200dpi printer. But really i need to solder
resist coat the board. Also I have to do this on a budget, the problem is
how to get the solder resist on the board and cheap. It will require very
precise positioning, the only thing I have came up with is modifing a ink
jet printer, but even if I can do that im not sure if a solder resist paint
will go though an inkjet cartridge as its most likely to think.

Any one have any sudgestions about this problem?

And no I cant paint the stuff on with a paint brush

Thanks.

 

Isn't there a photographic way to do this.
Full board with solderresist, then a layer of photoresist.
Print, remove part of the photoresist. Then with the right solution remove
the solderesist.
Finally remove the remaining photoresist.

Alexander

 

I can produce very high quality and dense pcb's

You remind me of the guy who,
when asked why he was hitting himself on the head with a hammer,
said "Because it feels so good when I stop".
http://groups.google.com/group/sci....silkscreened-*-*+plated-through-*+pre-drilled

A little Googling turned up this:
http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache...m+*-similar+traces-of-silicones+zzz+permanent

and this
http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache.../tokusei.htm+UV/heat-curing+Solder-Resist-ink
..
..
You may also have a distorted view of *cheap*:
http://groups.google.com/group/sci....ards-for-$51-total+5-pcbs-$13-each+browse_frm