1. It is meant for inkjet and may melt in your laser printer. 2. You'll end up with a board 100% covered in soft polymer, regardless of where you printed. I had heard of some kind of transfer meant for color laser, but requires a 2 step process. And in the end, most people seem to be able to do standard toner transfer just fine. Steve Greenfield --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Wayne" <warp_kez@...> wrote: > > I have been reading about the toner transfer method, however I do not > have access to a laser printer. > > From what I understand, the key element if the plastic content of the > toner. Following that line of thought, t-shirt transfer paper should > also contain a level of plastic as it is designed to withstand > washing, and sun-bleaching. > > Has anyone attempted to use this method? >
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Re: T-Shirt transfer paper
2008-03-15 by Steve
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