There is a black high-temp masking tape I used to buy when I was putting pictures on ceramic mugs. One day I ran out and grabbed a roll of regular masking tape to give it a try, it worked! It was a little gummy, though. But when I tried the blue masking tape, it worked great without the gummy stuff.
I know a lot of members of the Inkjet Heat Transfers group are using that same blue masking tape in heat presses successfully. Dye sub requires temperatures well in excess of 400F.
Steve Greenfield
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Donald H Locker <dhlocker@...> wrote:
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> What did you use to tape it to the carrier paper? Is there a special high-temp adhesive tape for this?
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> (I did try Reynolds baking paper without carrier once, but it crinkled in the printer and was a right pain to remove. So I won't do that again :)
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> Thanks,
> Donald.