Bingo! NaOH worked like a charm but took a little longer than 10 minutes. Thanks to all for your suggestions. Morris --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Adam Seychell <a_seychell@...> wrote: > > How can I get this stuff off? > > I have tried acetone, alcohol, soap & water, citrus cleaner and > > Shellite (a hydrocarbon based solvent) all to no or little avail. > > > > Its most likely negative dry film resist. If so then room temp 3~5% NaOH > will strip it off in a 5~10 minutes (no scrubbing as it will swell and > just lift off the copper). You'll damage the copper removing it any > other way. Most common solvents and household cleaners won't touch these > photoresists once polymerised. >
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Re: PCB resist cleaning question
2008-12-29 by morriso2002
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