> Most of the new Epson models like the C84 use their new resin coated > pigmented inks that are made to work better with glossy paper, so they > may work better than generic pigmented inks or older Epson pigmented > printers like the C80, C82, 1280, etc. But 3rd party pigmented inks > are -much- cheaper. > > Steve Makes me think of buisness cards with the thick rasied letters. They dust the ink with something that expands when heated. since the ink may not dry quickly, maybe there is a way to dust the ink to enhance it, then heat the mix to cover better and create a more resistant surface ? My first thoughs are dusting with toner. I have some copy toner that is loose and most anyone with an office copier can have access to bottles of the stuff for free! As toner is applied, then parts stick, the rest is wiped off and discarded into a catch tub. The tub is free for the asking from most any office. Dave
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Re: Standard inkjet inks for etch resist?
2004-02-02 by Dave Mucha
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