Homebrew PCBs

ok, staedtler responded, but wanted more info, told
them what printer, piezo head , printing on pcb,
needed to be water proof for the etch we will see what
their response is.

the laytex paint i tryed to use was a paste, it came
in a tube, use by artist.--- didnt work.
tryed FUTURE and higgin india black in---didnt work.

to st--- i need a little color to seee what the
printer is doing. have come to the conclusion that
steve is right, glycol and FUTURE will dry and make a
good resist, just gotta try different amounts of
glycol in the mix, then see how it prints on the
board.

the glycol has a slight pinkish color in it so
probably will not add additonal color.also the glycol
is thicker--should stay in the cart better.

folks there are lot of questions, i dont have time to
try them all, if you have an idea ---try it and let us
know how it works out. i have one piezo head printer
and it takes time to try a ink, then i have to clean
the heads, if they stop up i will be out of business
untill i can get another printer that i can convert to
flat bed.
i am thinkful for every one for the suggestions this
is just going to take time---and still may not work.
mebo

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