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Thanks Terry,

I have got great feedback about that paper.

The links all got mangled, but you can figure it out by deleting some extra characters.

I would highly appreciate suggestions regarding HP paper as Staples has a special 75% off on all HP paper ending this week using Coupon Code: 57442.

Also, this is going to be $1 next week : http://www.staples.com/HP-Everyday-Photo-Paper-8-1-2-x-11-Gloss-50-Pack/product_809757

By the way - which laminator do you use?

I am looking to buying one that can satisfactory work for .062 inch material too.

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>From: Terry <twgray2007@...>
>To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Thursday, July 7, 2011 1:13 PM
>Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: The ever elusive transfer paper + 75% off on all HP paper at Staples
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>The last paper you list, from Staples, has an invalid link.  It should be:
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>http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/StaplesProductDisplay?&storeId=10001&catalogId=10051&partNumber=633215
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>This is the paper that I have personally found on par with the Pulsar paper.  It almost always comes off in one piece after soaking and leaves little residue.  Unlike the Pulsar, it is not reusable.  However, I have had little success with reusing the Pulsar.  I use a laminator with 8-12 passes for double sided boards and have not tried it with an iron.  The one big advantage with the Staples paper is it doesn't appear to stretch as badly as the Pulsar, which isn't a problem unless you want to automate the drilling process.
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>I have also used the over the counter glossy Kinko's (now Fedex Office) paper but it does not wash off cleanly and leaves a great deal of paper residue behind after soaking.
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>Hope this helps.___
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