Hello, This is a plea for help! I am on my 5th trial with this and while each trial improves somewhat in end quality, and certainly in the process, (no longer spilling solvent all over the basement), I still have yet to produce a board that I thought could be etched. The traces are very weak to washed out to non existant. At first I thought I was under exposing now I suspect I am over exposing or just not getting a good build up of the resist on the board to start with. I am looking for someone familiar with this method to bounce a few emails with so that I can get it right. At this point I am: In a 60watt bug light environment (Problem?) Coating the boards with makeup swab rather then spraying, much nicer coat and no smears, nice and shiny, dust free mostly. Drying over night in a sealed shoebox, inside another box Using tracing paper as negative nice black laser print (Reported to work in many places) Exposing with a 250watt photoflood for various times and developing following supplier instructions with the recommended developer. Exposure times have been, 22, 10, 5 with a couple of retrials in between, no, luck. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Eric
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DATAK negative Resist
2003-11-11 by ednspace
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