They are really rather fine holes and threads. Most mass production
T Shirts with graphics are done this way along with snowboards,
skateboards, and most any flat surface mass production item that
needs a nice graphic on it.
If you have ever seen some of the amazing graphics on the bottoms of
skateboards you can see just how high quality it can get.
Again I have never tried this product but I can see how it would
totally work and not leave a checkerboard behind.
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Lez <lez.briddon@...> wrote:
>
> I can now see how it works, some of the photo-reactive material
washes
> away, leaving the mesh behind, does the mesh not create problems
when
> the resist is pressed through? I would have expected a checkerboard
> pattern in the resist, so tracks dont conduct end to end ect.
>
> It sounds a great may to make a stencil for a small 'run'.
>
>
> Lez
>