Stefan Trethan wrote:
> i am not too convinced that the "darkness" is most important to be
> measured...
>
> do you really have problems with the whole printout being not dark enough?
It makes exposure time less critical if the ink blocks better.
> i would be more interested in the quality of the printed tracks (the edges)
> and the equal distribution of the opaqe ink (if it is good too at the
> borders...)
>
> pinholes are interesting too...
>
> and i don't think one can get a smooth surface with acetone treatment.. but
> try....
The idea is to ∗not∗ have a smooth surface.
> maybe better then are inks based on solvents themselves...
They'd probably clog less and dry quicker.