Tried another transfer using ORACAL 651, using a mixture of half
acetone and half denatured alcohol Followed Harvey's directions
and burnished the artwork backside with the backside of a fork
following DuWayne. The artwork did not transfer.
Tried it again with the same mixture. This time I put the copper
clad board between two steel plates that I marked with a red Sharpie.
I squeezed them together for ten minutes using two medium C clamps.
This time about a third of the toner transfer from the artwork to
the copper clad--in the middle of the board. PARTIAL SUCCESS...
Next time, try applying pressure with a pipe clamp. Better yet,
get a 6-inch brayer. I see the brayers come in either hard rubber
or soft rubber. Which kind did you get, Harvey? I've never used one.
acetone and half denatured alcohol Followed Harvey's directions
and burnished the artwork backside with the backside of a fork
following DuWayne. The artwork did not transfer.
Tried it again with the same mixture. This time I put the copper
clad board between two steel plates that I marked with a red Sharpie.
I squeezed them together for ten minutes using two medium C clamps.
This time about a third of the toner transfer from the artwork to
the copper clad--in the middle of the board. PARTIAL SUCCESS...
Next time, try applying pressure with a pipe clamp. Better yet,
get a 6-inch brayer. I see the brayers come in either hard rubber
or soft rubber. Which kind did you get, Harvey? I've never used one.