Look for a source of magnet wire (for winding coils, transformers, and
motors). These come in sizes from quite heavy down to too thin to be
manually used; some have melting tyoe insulation that can be soldered
without mechanical stripping.
If you can't find that, General Cement used to make a liquid called
"Strip-X," sold in 1 ounce botttles by electronic suppliers, that
removed baked varnishes and enamels.
Steve Bartlett
grantfair2001 wrote:
>
> Hi Dave-
> ...
> If you find a ready source of the polyurethane coated wire I'd be
> interested, since the melt-insulation-solder-wire procedure is great
> for those traces you need to add after the PCB has been etched <g>.
> That's what I am using the RS wire wrap wire for but it won't last
> forever.
> ...
> Grant