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Computer Nerd Kev
Guest
Just thought I'd mention that over the last few years I've
been using the anti-stick backing from this A4 sticker
paper on Ebay for making PCBs using the toner transfer
method and it works very well. No doubt there are many
other suitable brands, but I've tried many anti-stick
papers that haven't worked very well at all, while this
stuff peels off with minimal toner still on the paper
after soaking in hot water for a few minutes.
The last pack had the brand printed on the back of the
paper as "Jingpai". It's probably available cheaper direct
from China, but $4.40 including postage for a 20 pack is
cheap enough already:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/171303176761
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been using the anti-stick backing from this A4 sticker
paper on Ebay for making PCBs using the toner transfer
method and it works very well. No doubt there are many
other suitable brands, but I've tried many anti-stick
papers that haven't worked very well at all, while this
stuff peels off with minimal toner still on the paper
after soaking in hot water for a few minutes.
The last pack had the brand printed on the back of the
paper as "Jingpai". It's probably available cheaper direct
from China, but $4.40 including postage for a 20 pack is
cheap enough already:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/171303176761
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