Homebrew PCBs

So, the magazine paper is impossible to improve upon?  It is the 
pinnacle of perfection???  

I never said I had a problem with paper - I use ink jet paper and it 
works better for me than magazine paper (which suffers from trace 
bloom).  Each to his own - what works for you may not work for others.

What i was hoping for is a better release than ink jet or magazine 
paper. Dextrin coated could very well be it - wet it down and just 
peel it off.  nirvana baby!

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Alexandre Souza" <alexandre-
listas@e...> wrote:
> > This was discussed a while ago.  Several people, including myself,
> > tried coating paper with poor results.  I recall some one claiming
> > that we hadn't spent enough time on it but we haven't heard from 
him
> > since.  It would be really great if there was a way to do it.  My
> > problem was that the paper wrinkled and I couldn't figure out how 
to
> > get it smooth enough to feed through a toner/fuser assembly (laser
> > printer or copier).
> 
>     I just cannot understand why people have so much hassle with 
this paper
> issue.
> 
>     Just use the ordinary couchê (time magazine, as an example) 
paper, glued
> onto an a-4 normal paper sheet on top, feed it on the laser printer 
and use
> the couchê paper as the transfer media, I have 101% sucess doing 
that.
> 
>     www.tabajara-labs.com.br/pinboard/p1.jpg
>     www.tabajara-labs.com.br/pinboard/p2.jpg
> 
>     See, it is EASY! Should I make a complete tutorial?
> 
>     Hope I can Help
>     Greetings from Brazil
>     Alexandre Souza
> 
> 
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