YYEEAAAHHH...that was the stuff: Electrolube PRP200. Thanks. It
seems like it would be an easy solution for the quick production of
accurate boards. If it is cheap enough, it might be a justifiable
method.
-Josh
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wrote:
> Josh,
>
> Try the product made by Electrolube.
http://www.electrolube.co.uk/index.shtml >
> This product has been use in this part of the woods with
reasonable success.
>
> I believe it can be obtained in the US from
>
> ECHELON Industries in California.
>
> We buy ours from RS components rswww.com Part # is 198-9657
>
> Do a web search on these company names and you will manage to find
the product.
>
> David
>
> At 02:27 PM 19/03/2004, you wrote:
> > I saw a site a while back where a guy was using a PCB
sensitizing
> >spray in a can. It was from Europe...I can't remember what it was
> >called...GPC or something. You just sprayed it onto a board,
> >exposed, developed and etched. I looked and looked and even
emailed
> >a bunch of companies to find it, but never did. I am told it is
> >fairly hard to use, as it is said to be tricky to get the right
> >uniform thickness of the stuff on boards.
> > I'd still like to try it though. Does anyone know what some of
> >these products are called and/or where to find them in the US?
> >
> >-Josh
> >
> >
> >
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> >
> >
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>
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