If it's a small board you can use the same method and clean it up
with copperbraid.
You could also use a product like "Tinit" and plate the board. The
stuff I have came in a powder form that you mix with heated water.
Dip the board in the solution and wait for a few minutes for the
plate to build up. I have noticed that heating the finished board
can sometimes reveal underlying copper --ie easybake/toaser oven
solder method. I'm not sure if it's an interaction of flux fumes or
heat or whatever.
-Dal
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Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "gmanca101" <gmanca101@y...>
wrote:
> I am wondering, what do people use to coat a pcb. Right now I am
> using some liquid solder flux and then using solder to coat the
> tracks. But I dont like the fact that sometimes the flux will coat
> two tracks when i solder the tracks. Thanks, Genaro