>I haven't used either product but DynaArt - www.dynaart.com - also makes a
>toner transfer paper. They list their Australian distributor as
>
> - Palmtech
>Ph: 61-7-3849-3400
>Attn: Claude Palm
>4/28 Tenby Street, Mt. Gravatt
>Brisbane, Qld, Australia  4122
>
>I just rang him - 5 sheets $AU 29.90 + $5.00 postage

I've used both, and I prefer Press'n'peel Blue. If you use Dyna-Art TTS,
and you are in a high humidity area, bake the sheets before you use them,
or expect a lot of "fractured" and stretched traces, because it is very
absorbent and goes crazy when the iron hits it. Also you must use a laser
printer with very strong blacks, because it uses the toner exclusively for
the resist, unlike the blue which adds a second layer.

In the US, P'N'P Blue costs less than Dyna Art TTS, so if you can find it
in .au it should be less than AU$6 per sheet.

Method for conserving expensive stuff: Print your design on paper. Cut a
piece of the special stuff slightly larger. Use the printed piece of paper
as a guide to know where the printout will be, and use a laser label or two
to tape the leading edge of the special stuff onto a blank sheet of paper.
Don't tape all around or on the sides, you'll get curl and a paper jam.

Cheers,
Bob

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