Why don't top-post? saves us all a lot os useless scrolling and searching for the reply. If you reply in one paragraph, and not several mixed in with the OP, top-posting seems perfectly acceptable (even better) to me and ther is no rule against it that i'm aware of. I'm not sure the tinnit and other electroless stuff would make a thick enough plating to work as resist. ST On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 02:59:31 +0200, Len Warner <yahoo@...> wrote: > [Please don't top-post] > > [Please _do_ trim your quotes] > > > Your understanding is correct and that is one such product, > > which applies a tin coating by purely chemical means.. > > > However, if you had been attendiing to this thread you might > > have understood that it is about applying a tin plating as an > > etch-resist _before_ etching. This is done through a developed > > photo-resist or similar while the copper foil is still intact, so > > there is no need to use an electroless plating solution. > > > After etching, the tin layer may then be chemically stripped.
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: does tin etch with copper ?
2006-03-29 by Stefan Trethan
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