On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 17:45:29 -0000, Phil <
phil1960us@...> wrote:
> I've had good luck putting legends over traces by burnishing with the
> edge of the iron. (not sure if thats the correct term). After
> ironing on the legend, I tilt the iron and rub with the thin edge.
> It forces the paper to make better contact. You could probably use
> anything with a reasonably small radius on a hot board/paper assembly
> but you'd have to work fast before the board temp dropped below the
> fusing point.
>
> I also prep the etched board with emery cloth - currently using 600
> grit. This roughens it up and creates more surface area for the
> toner to cling to.
>
> It works quite well, I can get really good adhesion of the legend.
> I've got a picture around here some where, if I find it I'll post.
i prepare the copper with 600grit paper for the initial transfer for
etching,
i thought i can omit this step for the legend.
The toner seems to hold very well t th gh epoxy surface where the copper
was.
I'd like to not use a iron and a rather tedious step in production,
i will try a few things with the fuser and let you know...
ST