I'm often finding that my toner transfer boards are ALMOST usable, but have a few trace breaks that need to be touched up by hand before etching. I've seen it said several places that ordinary Sharpie markers make suitable resist-ink for this purpose (I actually remember buying an old Radio Shack home PCB kit that came with a Sharpie and called it a "resist ink pen"). I recently tried this using a Sharpie-brand "ultra fine-point, super-permanent ink" pen, but the FeCl ate right thought the ink. Has anybody had lucks using Sharpies as resist-ink? Are there any recommendations on something better?
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Resist ink pens
2010-04-28 by andrewmv@ymail.com