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Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Chris" <lcdpublishing@...> wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> I know this question keeps popping up but by now I think we all realize that what product worked last year isn't so good this year. The paper mfgs. keep changing their products and in all cases I have run across so far, it might be better for printing but it sucks for toner transfer.
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> The last go around I had was with a variety of "Staples" brand papers which have been highly recomended. After spending about 50 dollars on various papers, I gave up on that brand.
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> Chris
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I still get the best most consistent results using catalogs that come in the mail. I get loads of junkmail printed on that really thin glossy stuff that a lot of magazines are printed on, it practically dissolves in water and floats off, no scrubbing required, even between thin traces. I always found with the photo paper I had to do a lot of scrubbing to clean out small gaps.