anyone considered a paint marker, like they use at auto wrecking yards?
RandyL
RandyL
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From: ransom peek
To: Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 7:43 AM
Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] Marker choices for etch resist
Lots of detailed responses to my question about poor etch resist of
sharpie pen - thak you all!
Seems others find the Sharpie unacceptable. One response suggested I go
to an office supply store and try many demo pens on a pcb then etch them
and choose! A great idea, but not for me as I have not extra time at
the moment!
The best idea for me was to use a Staedtler waterproof marker. I do not
know if these are very fine point, but I will try to find one today in
an arts store.
Does anyone have any other pen recommendations? Am I one of the last
pen resist users - everyone else uses photoresist or other methods? I
thought there would be a standard choice all of you experienced board
people would jump in - in unison and tell me to go out and get!
Ransom Peek
Frustrated aspiring pcb maker in Fort Collins CO
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