Try Green TRF by Pulsar pro to protect traces. I use a GPC Creative Laminator instead of a iron but I used a household clothing iron with that etchant to success. A laminator uses the smallest thickness of board thou.
On Thursday, January 9, 2014 8:43 PM, "richanny@..." <richanny@...> wrote:
Using plain hydrated ferric chloride etch, warmed up a little, the last two boards done have been really stubborn to etch away the bridges between narrow tracks and pads. They needed extended time , so much that some narrow tracks just disappeared under the resist, and the boards scrapped.
Any suggestions?
Has anyone had success with an electrolytic technique?
Rich