On Wed, 2009-06-24 at 16:37 +0000, Steve wrote: > > I'm sure it is UV cured polymer/acrylic. It has been in use in the > electronics industry for a long time, and has been used in the gift > industry to make stickers. Every LPI soldermask i know about uses resin and hardener. There really is a type of epoxy 1 part only cured in UV or very hot temperatures. The prices are about 45+ usd for 30ml, to 100+ usd for 1 gallon (or 15usd for 2oz as a surfboard glue). So the epoxy green soldermask which originated the thread really seems a great deal. > Don't confuse UV -cured- polymer with UV -resistant- outdoor ink. > Nothing similar. I know the diference, but yes i ended mixing them in the line. Most outdoors are printed in paper, and not with the ink i was writing about. > I think "sensitizer" is the word you are looking for? Yes! And sorry for my bad writing again. I should write less or use the dictionary more often.
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: DIY SolderMask
2009-06-25 by Simao Cardoso
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