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Date: 10/20/99
Posted by: Kim Kemmerly
E-mail: KKemmerly(at)via-net(dot)net(no spam)
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I have a small electronics shop and ocassionally make Circuit Boards. I recently purchased some "Press-n-Peel" Transfer Film from Techniks, Inc. (http://www.techniks.com/press-n-peel.html). This is a transfer film used with a Laser Printer to print a circuit pattern on. The film is then applied to the blank circuit board using a laminator. After the film has been laminated to the board it is peeled off, leaving the toner fused to the board to act as a resist. I have had excellent results thus far with the film, but was wanting to solder plate the blank circuit boards prior to applying the film (to end up with a more professional looking product). ... snip ... Thank you in advance. Sincerly, Kim Kemmerly (KKemmerly@via-net.net)

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