That's exactly what I plan on doing, I just wasn't sure what tape I
could pass through the printer. Do you have any problems with the toner
that's already on the paper getting stuck to the back of the
Press-n-Peel? And how do you measure the temperature of your iron?

Josh
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fred jones wrote:
> I will print my PCB layout on the printer.  Then I cut a piece of Press N
> Peel larger than that and tape it over the printed area on the sheet of
> paper by placing scotch tape around the perimeter.  Then rerun it through
> the printer.  Then I pull the tape off and iron it.  I measure the
> temperature of the iron to make sure its in the recommended range and I have
> found that it does a much better job.

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