I was wanting to try silicone paper for resist transfer again. As i see it the problem i have is that there is not enough toner to cover the copper fully. With the inkjet paper the white residue left behind probably helps with covering it. I thought my old HP IIID made a darker image, but actually it is slightly lighter than the lexmark M412 on darkest setting. So, holding the prints against a light, i can see translucence on all traces that have any width (say 1mm). Now i wonder, is there any model of printer that will print a totally opaque image? I tried printing twice but the registration is severely off. I'd really like it if i could use silicone paper for resist transfers, since it works so great with legend. Thanks ST
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[Homebrew_PCBs] print density
2006-03-05 by Stefan Trethan
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