any experiance with ELECTROLUBE photoresist in PCB manufacturing for home use? does this work with typical developers like NaOH or do i have to buy ELECTROLUBE developer for this purpose.
ELECTROLUBE photo resist experiences fro home PCB?
Jul 22, 2007
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It's a waste of time trying to get that stuff to work. It used to be OK, but they changed the formulation. I asked Electrolube about it once at a trade show and even they admitted that it wasn't much use! Leon
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It's a waste of time trying to get that stuff to work. It used to be OK, but they changed the formulation. I asked Electrolube about it once at a trade show and even they admitted that it wasn't much use!
Leon
Spray resists are a waste of time - impractical to get an even thickness with no dust. Use the pre-coated stuff, and use a silicate, not NaOH developer. Tons of info on making good photo-etch PCBs here :
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