Acrylic. That's the magic word.
If it dries waterproof but strips off with Ammonia, that's the stuff you
want.
Reading from my bottle:
Future Premium Floor Finish
"Long Lasting Shine Tough Acrylic Protection"
SC Johnson A Family Company
On the back of the label, catch phrases like:
"Is a tough acrylic floor finish that contains no wax"
"For No-Wax and regular floors".
Then there's the "helpful hints section"
"First time users should thourghly clean their floor with a solution of 1
cup ammonia and 1/4 Armstrong
floor cleaner in 1/2 gallons of cool water".
The key word there was Ammonia.
Track it down, find it, borrow it from your wife or mother. I think you'll
like it.
Works great in a fine tip technical pen for touchups for other resist
methods too. Easier
to use than a sharpie. The only drawback is it's clear. But you can color it
with some
machinist's blue or inkjet ink.
later,
Larry E.
If it dries waterproof but strips off with Ammonia, that's the stuff you
want.
Reading from my bottle:
Future Premium Floor Finish
"Long Lasting Shine Tough Acrylic Protection"
SC Johnson A Family Company
On the back of the label, catch phrases like:
"Is a tough acrylic floor finish that contains no wax"
"For No-Wax and regular floors".
Then there's the "helpful hints section"
"First time users should thourghly clean their floor with a solution of 1
cup ammonia and 1/4 Armstrong
floor cleaner in 1/2 gallons of cool water".
The key word there was Ammonia.
Track it down, find it, borrow it from your wife or mother. I think you'll
like it.
Works great in a fine tip technical pen for touchups for other resist
methods too. Easier
to use than a sharpie. The only drawback is it's clear. But you can color it
with some
machinist's blue or inkjet ink.
later,
Larry E.
----- Original Message -----
From: "High Tech" <hightechsystems@...>
To: <Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 6:51 PM
Subject: RE: [Homebrew_PCBs] Plotter PCB printing
> I know a lot of floor polishes have urethane not the same as the wood
stuff.
> Derek
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Greenfield
>
>
> --- stuart.lamble@... wrote:
> > Hi Larry
> >
> > I can not seem to find any floor polish that you speak about.
> > In this country, the only floor polishes that I can find are wax
> > based and
> > thus rather thick.
>
> Anyone out there know what kind of plastic "Future Floor Polish"
> has in it? I've been told that "Frog Juice", used for sealing
> signs, is the same stuff but I don't know.
>
>
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