Homebrew PCBs

Thank you all, I'll test those papers. Monitoring the progress of the transfert is a point I  didn't know. It will certainly spare me passes through the laminator...

Michel.


Dennis <dl5012@...> wrote:                             
 I've been having good transfers with HP Inkjet transparencies for a 
 couple years; better than I've ever had with paper.  I bought in bulk 
 and don't have a part number.  In addition to being able to align 
 better and no rubbing, you can monitor the progress of the transfer 
 better.  I use an iron, so can adjust where I apply heat to get the 
 best results.  Don't know how it would work with a laminator...
 
 I tried many types of laser and wax transparencies and none worked as 
 well as inkjet.
 
 Running inkjet transparencies through HP LaserJet type laser printers 
 and my Lexmark Optra E+ didn't cause any problems for the printer.
 
 Regards,
 Dennis
 
 
     
                                       

       

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