Well, in about 10~15 minutes we should know something, what, I don't know :-) I got some ink out of that cartridge. I used a piece of wire to smear some around on the PCB board. I also shook it to get a few drops out and used a coarse brush to "paint it" on the board. Using two sample boards.... 1) I hit with the heat gun for a few seconds to make sure the ink was dry. 2) didn't do anything special - just let the ink air dry for a few minutes. Do not expect positive results though. This is yellow ink, and being yellow it won't have much pigment in it like the black stuff has. Which is why I think certain color sharies work bettter than others. To answer stefans main question and the one I too suspected would be a problem - beading. Nope, I could not see any evidence that this ink would bead up. I also did not do anything the to PCB material. It was a cut off piece that I know is pretty decent quality as I just etched a few other boards from it a few days ago. I am etching in ferric chloride so that is the etchant for my test.
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Re: RE : Epson durabrite ink tests - I have ink -no printer...
2006-04-15 by lcdpublishing
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