Homebrew PCBs

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          "Stefan Trethan" <stefan_trethan@...> wrote:

> You can use IPA or ethanol instead of acetone, works just as well (even  
> easier to us because it evaporates slower). I wouldn't use laquer thinner  
> simply because you never know what is in there.

I use IPA - specifically, Servisol IPA-170 in an aerosol can. It works quite
well for removing most residues from PCBs, especially flux. Nail varnish
remover and a piece of kitchen paper is ideal for removing toner after
etching the board. I usually leave the toner on until after I've drilled the
board, though.

Later.
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