ON 20070413@4:59:31 PM at page:
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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] published post 39185.1600578704

<A TITLE="P-62.30.24.54" NAME="39185.1600578704" HREF="mailto:davecoe@blueyonder.co.uk">davecoe@blueyonder.co.uk</A> <BLOCKQUOTE><A NAME="62.30.24.54">
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Thanks for the article.... must give it a try one day, emm wonder if it'll work with the chepaer Epson's.<BR>
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Don't know why there's non made commercially... hey you could hit the big time here by going in production, cheers and thanks<BR>
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David<BR>
Leigh, Nr. Manchester<BR>
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ON 20070422@10:21:26 PM at page:
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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] Published and replied to post 39193.5466203704 by pato.donald.pato

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<A TITLE="P-200.171.49.211" NAME="39193.5466203704" HREF="mailto:pato.donald.pato@gmail.com">pato.donald.pato@gmail.com</A> asks: <BLOCKQUOTE><A NAME="200.171.49.211">
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Have you tried using the ink as soldermask? I did, but unfortunately the results were not that good, as the ink did not managed to stop the solder.<BR>
How did you do it? Different ink?</BLOCKQUOTE>

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