I am a complete newbie at this, trying to learn enough to do it right- ish the first time... I'll be doing a toner-transfer from a photocopier. Does it need to be a laser copier or will a regular copier do? I don't plan on using ferric chloride. That leaves, as I understand it, sodium persulphate and ammonium persulphate. Are both these going to work OK with the Sharpie I plan to use for touch-up? I read in the archives of muriatic acid being used, which frankly is not somewhere I plan to go, but if I ever do, does toner transfer work with it? The strong peroxide in wood bleaching kits-- I read of someone using this in the archives, but don't know if it needs thinning, or whether it even works with toner transfer. Is there anywhere I can buy just an ounce or so of each of the persulphates, to try them out, see which one works for me? Hate to buy a kilogram of something and find out it is no good for my purposes... and since all I have right now to do is one photoetch pattern I've made for some brass detailing parts I want to make, I don't need a huge amount of anything. TIA for any helpful advice!
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Sharpie compatibility, and other questions...
2004-03-10 by pygar2
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