I've used it to mask the back side which I didn't want etched. The problem is that the etchant gets in along the edges of the tape unless you press them down really really well. Best to try a small piece first to see if your tape/etchant will exhibit the problem or not. Also clean the board beforehand. If all else fails mask negative, spray-paint, and peel the tape away before etching. Did you know some types of veroboards/stripboards are very efficiently milled/cut and not etched? That may be an option for you. ST On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 9:46 PM, packrat0_15 <c.hhestand@...> wrote: > I have a real simple but sort of large board to make. It's basically just some straight 3/8" wide lines to conduct from one point to another. > > If it was more complex I would do it with toner transfer. Has anyone ever used tape (clear Mylar package tape) for resist? > > If not the tape what would work? > > thanks for your answers, Cary > >
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] tape for resist?
2009-11-09 by Stefan Trethan
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