I used a similar spin machine when I worked for a university research lab.
Worked great!
Todd K7TFC
On Apr 2, 2013 3:24 PM, "Roland Harriston" <rolohar@...> wrote:
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> > As Leon kindly clarified, it is a liquid resist, supplied in an
> > applicator similar to some shoe polish ones: a small tube with a
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> > The challenge is to get the resist distributed on the board in a nice
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> > tendency to form ridges and dry very quickly, leaving little time for
> > it the settle to an even coat.
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