Homebrew PCBs

I use lacquer thinner, also, for toner removal.  Also for ink removal
when I do silkscreen.  But it's always a good idea to scrub the boards
after removing the toner/ink.  After cleaning with LT, I use 220grit
sandpaper or double-ought(00) steel wool.  The idea is to remove all
the oxidation on the surface of the copper.  Copper oxidixes very
fast.    T


--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "lemonyx" <g_cw@...> wrote:
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> --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "timbomcnuckle" <jaydag71@>
> wrote:
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> > Hi again all-- how are you all removing toner from unetched PCB's?
> > like if you make a mistake in you alignment and need to start over
> > again? I am seeking something which will remove without having to
> > scrub the plate!,, which is what I've been doing up till now. It works
> > but is alot of work. I would prefer a solvent that will easily remove
> > the material without having to scrape at the plating further,
> > something gentle to the surface? Any tips here folks? thanks in
> > advance, jd
> >
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> I use lacquer thinner to take the tonner off the cooper.
>